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PTY1011 - Physiotherapy 1 - S1 2026
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Which of the following are true (select all that apply):
Read the following description of a hypothetical study and answer the question that follows:
'On December 20th 2012, a Medicare Local conducted a door-knock across all houses within their designated geographic zone to determine who had used ambulance services in the past year.'
Question: What study design best describes this study?
In studying the effects of an intervention, which of the following study designs represents the correct hierarchy of evidence from most credible to least credible?
Which of the following statements is/are true?
Consider the following question:
"What is the effect of tai chi on balance and number of falls in people with Parkinson's disease compared to a strength and balance home exercise program?"
In the question, the expression 'people with Parkinson's disease' is the term for:
When searching for words with two or more accepted spelling options (e.g. randomised might be spelled with either a 'z' or 's'), which of the following utilises a sensible approach?
Read the following scenario and consider its study design:
'Over the past few months, a physiotherapist notes that they have treated 4 people who have presented with very similar (and quite unusual) symptoms following Ninja Warrior training. They all seemed to respond well to a combination of manual therapy, electrotherapy and a tailored theraband resistance training program. They feel it would be valuable to report on their experience and therefore publish a paper describing their management and outcomes for all 4 patients via a single report in a journal.'
What type of study design would this publication represent?
Read the following sentence and indicate whether you believe this statement is true or false:
One advantage of a non-experimental (observational) study is that it is often less expensive (in monetary terms) to conduct compared to randomised controlled trials.
Which of the following study designs are considered appropriate for the conduct of observational research?
According to Australia's National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) evidence hierarchy framework (2008-2009), which of the following primary research study types would be considered as representing the highest level of evidence for that research question?