Readable evidence
What a study tested, what changed, and what an informed patient should ask. New research is distinguished from established teaching.
The Physiatry DailyRadu Physiatry / evidence, function, recovery
A daily habit, a wider view
For curious patients, clinicians & trainees
The medicine of getting back to life.
A daily magazine about physical medicine and rehabilitation. Read the story in plain language, then open the clinical notes for the detail that belongs in practice and board study.
Latest edition / 2026-10-18
Measure the recovery that matters
Hospital mobility, scans without symptoms, surgical timing and the difference between test performance and daily activity.
Read the 18-minute edition →88 registered sources38 journal indexes checked38 landing pages retrieved12 unavailable
What you’ll find here
The clinician’s notebook
Study design, effect sizes, outcomes, limitations and clinical reasoning. Expand the board study notes at your own pace.
The source desk includes journals, society education, guidelines, safety notices, trial registries, outcome measures and licensed background references. Every edition reports its access gaps. This is a broad curated register, not every educational source in existence.
Explore the source desk →The archive
— Measure the recovery that matters
— From balance scores to fewer falls
— The rehabilitation day, measured
— The details that change the rehabilitation conversation
— What the programme actually adds
— Look beyond the walking score
— The added benefit has to be measured
— Recovery has to work in everyday life
— The right tool for a real rehabilitation goal
— The work that continues after discharge
— A child's goal, a specific plan
— When better scores become better days
— Keeping function in the cancer-care plan
— What counts as getting better?
— Getting into rehabilitation is part of the treatment.
— More treatment. Better recovery? What the evidence actually shows.