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Evidence at the point of care.

Protocols, dosages, and exercise programs — extracted from systematic reviews and traceable to the original PDF source.

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PMID: 35584829· Exercise therapy for chronic LBPDOI: 10.1002/14651858· Cochrane Systematic Review 2023PMID: 34255982· NICE Guidelines CG177DOI: 10.1136/bjsports· BJSM Exercise PrescriptionPMID: 31476784· WHO Physical Activity GuidelinesDOI: 10.1016/j.jpain· Graded Motor Imagery ProtocolPMID: 35584829· Exercise therapy for chronic LBPDOI: 10.1002/14651858· Cochrane Systematic Review 2023PMID: 34255982· NICE Guidelines CG177DOI: 10.1136/bjsports· BJSM Exercise PrescriptionPMID: 31476784· WHO Physical Activity GuidelinesDOI: 10.1016/j.jpain· Graded Motor Imagery Protocol
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PMID: 35584829Cochrane 2023NICE CG177
systematic_review_2023.pdf
Page 47 · Paragraph 3
Progressive resistance training showed significant reduction in pain (SMD −0.69, 95% CI −0.88 to −0.50) for patients with chronic low back pain lasting more than 12 weeks.
Verifiedp.47PMID: 35584829
Cochrane 2023NICE CG177DOI: 10.1002/14651858
Flagship Module

FITT VIP Protocols

Exercise, manual therapy, electrotherapy, education — with up to 7 protocol parameters extracted from systematic reviews.

Progressive Resistance Training
Chronic Low Back Pain (>12 weeks)
PPLATINUMCORE
Frequency
3×/week
p.47
Intensity
60–80% 1RM
p.47
Time
45–60 min
p.48
Type
Progressive resistance
p.47
Volume
3 sets × 10–15 reps
p.48
Integration
Combined with aerobic
p.49
Progression
↑5% load / 2 weeks
p.50
Cochrane 2023p.47PMID: 35584829
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Spinal ManipulationGOLDCORE
1–2×/wk · Grade III-IV
Laser (LLLT)GOLDADJUVANT
5×/wk · 830nm, 30mW
TENSGOLDADJUVANT
Daily · 100Hz, sensory
Dry NeedlingSILVEREMERGING
2×/wk · Trigger points
PPHYSIOSENSE
EVIDENCE CLASSIFICATION

How We Grade Evidence

Every intervention is classified using our 3-dimensional PECS system, mapped to GRADE standards — so you always know how strong the evidence really is.

PLATINUM
⊕⊕⊕⊕
High Certainty

We are very confident that the true effect lies close to the estimated effect.

GOLD
⊕⊕⊕⊝
Moderate Certainty

We are moderately confident: the true effect is likely close to the estimate, but may differ.

SILVER
⊕⊕⊝⊝
Low Certainty

Limited confidence: the true effect may be substantially different from the estimate.

BRONZE
⊕⊝⊝⊝
Very Low Certainty

Very little confidence: the true effect is likely substantially different from the estimate.

CORE
Primary / first-line intervention
ADJUVANT
Complementary / add-on intervention
EMERGING
Promising but insufficient evidence
CAUTION
Evidence suggests harm or ineffectiveness
PPLATINUMCORE

Progressive Resistance Training

Chronic Low Back Pain
3×/wk · 60-80% 1RM · 8-12 wk
Source: Cochrane 2023 · p.47 · PMID 35584829
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Exercise, manual therapy, electrotherapy protocols with full FITT parameters
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Home exercise programs matched to equipment and patient capability
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Emerging therapies, active trials, and cutting-edge research
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Therapeutic frameworks and clinical reasoning models
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Prevention protocols, risk reduction, and recurrence strategies
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Three steps to evidence-based practice

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Select a diagnosis

Choose from active diagnoses — Low Back Pain, Rotator Cuff, ACL Rehab, and more. Each backed by extracted systematic reviews and clinical guidelines.

02

Complete the intake

Phase of recovery, symptom duration, comorbidities, available equipment, patient goals. Two minutes. Evidence is organized and matched to your clinical scenario.

03

Review matched protocols

FITT VIP parameters, pharmacological protocols, home exercise programs — each with citations you can click to verify in the original PDF.

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