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Tarcisio de Campos and his team just published their article An individualised self-management exercise and education program did not prevent recurrence of low back pain but may reduce care seeking: a randomised trial in the Journal of Physiotherapy https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1836955320300606

Due to the Coronavirus crisis the Board of Directors of IMDTRF has decided to close the Primary Grant for 2020. Applications for this Grant will be accepted for the 2021 funding period until July 1st 2021.

Research Fun Run in Ottawa 7th August 2021 We are happy to present the 4th Research Fun Run in Ottawa. Meet people from all over the world and enjoy this 4.9 k social run – or walk – together. The … Continue reading →

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The Board of Directors held its annual Meeting in Las Vegas on 11./12. December 2019. The members discussed applications and made important decisions for the future of the IMDTRF.

The cost impact of a quality-assured mechanical assessment in primary low back pain care Well done Ron Donelson and team! https://tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/10669817.2019.1613008

The IMDTRF is happy to announce the funding of a new project. Dose parameters in Achilles tendinopathy rehabilitation Researcher Dr. Peter Malliaras vom Australia and his team received funding from the IMDTRF Primary Grant. We wish Peter best success with … Continue reading →

Congratulation Andy Bonin! Andy Bonin from Raleigh / NC holds the treasurer position of IMDTRF since 01.01.2019. Thanks a lot to Jon Weinberg, our former treasurer – great job Jon! Jon is now as Fundraising Chair taking care of marketing … Continue reading →

PETE WILDE Scholarship                                                                                            Last year I was honoured to be the first recipient of the IMDTRF memorial Pete Wilde Scholarship. I fortunately had the opportunity to meet Pete once in 2009 when he returned briefly to New Zealand after completing the … Continue reading →