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Yes, Peer Review is Broken, but It’s Probably Worse than You Think

April 11, 2024 / Leave a comment

By: Chad E. Cook PT, PhD, FAPTA We have problems: There are countless publications, editorials, and blogs indicating we have a notable problem with the peer review system used in scientific publications [1-4]. Concerns have included its inconsistency, its slow process, and the biases associated with reviewers (especially reviewer two) who have an axe to […]

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Chiropractic Neck Manipulation and Vascular Events: From Causation Toward Detection
By: Robert J. Trager, DC Why This Question Matters Neck pain often brings people to a chiropractor first. In a large US study of insured…
Physical Therapists are Human Engineers
By: Chad E Cook PT, PhD, FAPTA Background: Recently, I appeared as a guest on the Futureproof podcast, hosted by two brilliant, forward‑thinking leaders, Alex…
The Digital Literacy Paradox: Why Those Who Need Digital Health the Most Are Often Least Able to Use It
By: Chad E. Cook, PT, PhD, FAPTA Background: As health systems migrate toward hybrid rehabilitation platforms for the management of musculoskeletal issues (see former blogs),…
Digital Self Management Platforms: A Key Feature of Hybrid Rehabilitation
By: Chad E. Cook, PT, PhD, FAPTA Background: Musculoskeletal (MSK) disorders, such as low back pain, knee osteoarthritis, and shoulder injuries, are among the leading…
The Art of Hybrid Rehabilitation Is Knowing When Presence Matters More Than Convenience
By: Chad E. Cook, PT, PhD, FAPTA A Model Born of Necessity, Now Here to Stay: Hybrid rehabilitation blends in‑person therapy with digitally delivered supported…
Building Effective Hybrid Rehabilitation Programs: Clinical, Operational, and Technological Considerations
By: Chad E. Cook, PT, PhD, FAPTA Background: Over the past several years, I have served on Daniel Harvey’s PhD dissertation committee. His work centers…