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Research and Evidence-based Practice
Critical articles on research and defining evidence-based practice. Rigorous reviews, methods explained, and practical guidance for better decisions in rehab and exercise science.
New Research is NOT Better Research
The belief that “newer research is better research” is a fallacy. Date of publication does not predict accuracy; however, it could promote recency bias.
Meta-analysis Problems: Why do so many imply that nothing works?
The explosion in published meta-analyses is not proof that nothing works. It is proof that many researchers do not know when to apply meta-analysis methods, and that averaging the wrong data can hide what actually works.
Is There a Single Best Approach to Physical Rehabilitation?
A formal framework for achieving optimal patient outcomes in physical rehabilitation. Framing clinical intervention selection as a "Constrained Knapsack Optimization Problem."