Randomised trials, systematic reviews, meta-analyses and clinical practice guidelines from indexed journals. Case reports and narrative reviews only where nothing better exists — and labelled as such on the page.
Every substantive statement carries a numbered reference. If a figure cannot be traced to a source it does not go on the page: it is flagged and held back until it can be.
Each page shows its newest source year. Where the best available evidence is more than seven years old, the page says so in a banner rather than quietly presenting it as current.
Every page is re-checked on a 24-month cycle, with the review date and reviewer initials shown. A page that is overdue is marked overdue, not hidden.
Plenty of what physiotherapists do has never been tested properly. Where that is true the page says so, instead of inventing a number or implying more certainty than there is.
No copied wording, tables or figures from source papers — data is restated and redrawn with citation. No copyrighted outcome-measure instruments reproduced without licence.
Errors in clinical content matter more than almost anything else here. If a figure looks wrong, tell us and it gets checked.
Report a correctionOnce you know where something lives, you know it on every page in the library.