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== Introduction ==
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Are you a physiotherapist or physical therapist who is considered to be an expert in your clinical speciality?&nbsp; Or are you a clinician in another area with expert experience to contribute to the physiotherapy and physical therapy community? We would very much welcome your contributions to Physiopedia. <br>
 
This guide explains how you as an expert can use Physiopedia to contribute your knowledge to the rehabilitation community.
 
See also the [[Experts Step by Step Guide|Experts Step by Step Guide]] and the [[Help:Experts FAQs|Experts FAQs]].
 
== Physiopedia's Reach  ==
 
Physiopedia is the largest physiotherapy and physical therapy resource in the world. &nbsp;We reach the global community &nbsp;and current statistics indicate that we have:
 
*over 2,500,000 visits from nearly every country in the world every month 
*over 3,000 pages of evidence-based content on the website
*are connected to over 70,000 people through social media
 
== Wikipedia for the Physiotherapy Community  ==
 
Physiopedia is a wiki. A Wiki is a website that allows users to easily edit and contribute to that website. Wikis are particularly suited to collaborative group authoring of documents and websites. The most famous example of a Wiki is [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page Wikipedia], a very extensive online encyclopaedia that allows anyone to add to and edit its entries.
 
== Wikis for Disseminating Knowledge  ==
 
The nature of wikis means they offer a number of benefits to clinicians who have specific expert knowledge to disseminate:
 
*Writing on a wiki enables information to be immediately published on the web for the public to read.
*Wikis can be edited and entries published without knowledge of special web development tools.
*A wiki can be continually updated as new knowledge emerges.
 
== Physiopedia for Disseminating Expert Knowledge  ==
 
As a wiki, Physiopedia offers experts the opportunity to easily publish and disseminate their knowledge of a specific clinical area to the physiotherapy and physical therapy community whilst also contributing to the creation of this global resource.&nbsp; <br>
 
Experts could use this opportunity to:<br>
 
*'''Provide up to date evidence-based information''' in a specific clinical area for readers to learn from and integrate into their practice to improve patient care.&nbsp; If you have any copyright-free content or content that is freely available in the public domain, allow us to add it to Physiopedia.&nbsp; Alternatively, create new pages for us with your knowledge and give an experts perspective on a particular topic.<br>
*'''Monitor and edit pages''' that they have created and others in their clinical area to ensure that the information presented in Physiopedia is correct.<br>
*'''Publish work''' such as research articles, case studies and book chapters in additional pages within the area of your clinical speciality within Physiopedia.&nbsp; These pages can belong to you.&nbsp; There is also the opportunity to publish online courses, please [https://members.physio-pedia.com/pp-contact-us/ contact us] for more information regarding this.
 
== Why Should You Get Involved  ==
 
*Know that you have been a part of the development of this valuable global collaborative effort.<br>
*You will permanently be featured on our page of acknowledgements.
*Create an online presence on your profile page to market yourself and your work.
*Active engagement with Physiopedia will entitle you to free advertising space on your very own page in Physiopedia.
 
== Frequently asked questions  ==
 
If you are interested in contributing to Physiopedia, check out the [[Help:Experts FAQs|Expert's FAQs]] first.
 
== Step by Step Guide  ==
 
If you have decided to go ahead and contribute to Physiopedia follow our [[Experts Step by Step Guide|step by step guide]] that is specifically written to help experts who wish to use Physiopedia as a way to disseminate their work and knowledge.
 
== Further Information  ==
 
For further information or to get involved please [mailto:[email protected] contact us].
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