DiTA update (2 March 2020)
DiTA contains 1,669 records. In the 2 March 2020 update you will find: 1,515 reports of primary studies, and 76 reports of systematic reviews. https://www.dita.org.au
DiTA update (March 2020)
DiTA was updated on 2 March 2020. For the latest primary studies and systematic reviews evaluating diagnostic tests in physiotherapy visit Evidence in your inbox.
Next PEDro and DiTA updates (March 2020)
The next PEDro and DiTA updates are on Monday 2 March 2020.
Who used PEDro and DiTA in 2019?
In 2019 PEDro answered over 3-million questions posed by users from 216 countries. The countries with the highest PEDro usage were Brazil (26%), United States of America (8%), Spain (8%), Australia (7%), and France (5%). …
DiTA update (3 February 2020)
DiTA contains 1,563 records. In the 3 February 2020 update you will find: 1,409 reports of primary studies, and 154 reports of systematic reviews. For the latest primary studies and systematic reviews evaluating diagnostic tests …
Next PEDro and DiTA updates (February 2020)
The next PEDro and DiTA updates are on Monday 3 February 2020.
DiTA update (13 January 2020)
DiTA contains 1,538 records. In the 13 January 2020 update you will find: 1,387 reports of primary studies 151 reports of systematic reviews For the latest primary studies and systematic reviews evaluating diagnostic tests in …
You can now search and browse DiTA, a database of Diagnostic Test Accuracy in physiotherapy
The PEDro Partnership is very excited to let you know that the search and browse features are now available for DiTA. This database indexes articles evaluating the accuracy of diagnostic tests used by physiotherapists. DiTA …
#MyPTArticleOfTheMonth – how to use a diagnostic test accuracy paper
Last month we explained the logic of studies of diagnostic test accuracy. Studies of diagnostic test accuracy involve comparing the findings of the index test to a reference test. The degree of concordance of the …
PEDro #MyPTArticleOfTheMonth resource – how to read a diagnostic test accuracy paper
The logic of diagnostic test accuracy studies is simple. In these studies, a sample of people suspected of having a particular condition are assessed with the diagnostic test of interest (called the “index test”). The …
