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February 2022 - Volume 101 - Issue 2

  • Walter R. Frontera, MD, PhD
  • 0894-9115
  • 1537-7385
  • 12 issues / year
  • Sports Sciences 59/88, Rehabilitation 40/68
  • 2.159

February 2022

Dear AJPM&R Readers,

A review can be considered a critical appraisal of the published literature on a particular topic. In this month's new special research section of the AJPM&R we include a discussion of the methods, characteristics, and indications of scoping reviews. Furthermore, an example of a scoping review is included in the section on literature reviews on the topic of registered clinical studies looking at the management of acute spinal cord injuries (as a side comment, registration of clinical studies is a requirement of many journals before review and publication of a manuscript, but registries are not standardized). In the same section, a different and narrative review is also included. On the topic of spinal cord injury, this issue also includes a brief report on the potential benefits of bodyweight supported training during rehabilitation. An additional 9 research articles and two papers on COVID-19 are part of the contents of this second issue of 2022. Finally, related to the philosophical base of our medical specialty, we are publishing a randomized controlled trial on the important topic of knowledge and attitudes towards disability of medical students.

Happy reading!   

Walter R. Frontera, MD, PhD, FRCP
Editor-in-Chief

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Current Issue Highlights

Development and Implementation of an International Virtual Didactic Series for Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Graduate Medical Education During COVID-19

Haring, R. Sterling; Rydberg, Leslie K.; Mallow, Michael K.; More

American Journal of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation. 101(2):160-163, February 2022.

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