Older adults have smaller pelvic and trunk rotation range of motion than adults during gait.

This difference exists for both comfortable and fast walking speeds.

There were no differences in pelvic and trunk movement in the sagittal and frontal planes.

This review provides prevalence of overuse injuries in athletes from individual and team sports.

Current low-quality evidence suggests that the prevalence is likely to change with future high-quality studies.

The prevalence of overuse injuries in individual sports (42.0%) was higher than in team sports (33.0%).

The high prevalence levels of overuse injuries in athletes might compromise athletes participation and performance.

Physical therapy is the first line of treatment for musculoskeletal disorders.

Economic evaluations are becoming important for stakeholders in physical therapy.

Economic evaluations are difficult to interpret for the majority of stakeholders.

This masterclass supports stakeholders in interpreting economic evaluations.

Hip stiffness is positively associated with midfoot stiffness.

Varus foot alignment is not related to hip or midfoot stiffness.

Clinical interpretation of hip and midfoot stiffness should consider these relationships

Reliability of the MCKCUEST was good to excellent and clinically acceptable.

Weak correlation was found between the MCKCUEST power score and isometric strength.

The MCKCUEST enables to standardize the test to any adolescent population.

FCP is implemented to a fairly great extent in a Brazilian rehabilitation service.

Family-centeredness compares favorably to international data.

Provision of information for families can be improved.

Patients perceive cardiac rehabilitation as important to maintenance of good heart health behaviors.

A structure and systematized education process improves patient perception.

Participation in cardiac rehabilitation contributes to sustained health behavior changes.

The ICF core set presents convergent validity with common measures of physical health, as well as physical performance.

The classification proposed by the ICF core set is also reproducible.

The ICF core set can be used with confidence by clinicians and researchers.

There was moderate correlation between the EQ-5D and the SF-6D, and moderate correlation between the SF-6D and the EQ-VAS

The EQ-5D, the SF-6D, and EQ-VAS presented moderate correlation with the impact of fibromyalgia

The EQ-VAS was not correlated with the EQ-5D

The EQ-5D was responsive at 8-week and 6-month and the SF-6D was only responsive at 6-month follow-up

Impact of fibromyalgia, symptom duration, and depression, were associated with the utility indexes

Patient education is an essential component of diabetes care.

DATE-Q is a tool to assess disease-related knowledge of patients with diabetes.

DATE-Q is reliable and valid to use in Brazil.

KFAC and PC NMES induced similar relative submaximal and maximum evoked-torque and perceived discomfort for a given phase duration.

Regardless of NMES-type, the wider phase duration resulted in higher current NMES-efficiency in generating evoked-torque.

For different types of current, intensity was not related to the maximum perceived discomfort to produce submaximal contractions.

The Theory of Planned Behavior explained 49% of running-related injury preventive behavior.

The Theory of Planned Behavior explained 50% of intention toward preventive behavior.

A 1-point increase in Theory of Planned Behavior determinants increased the likelihood of preventive behavior by 54%.

Intention increased by 0.66 point when the other determinants increased by 1 point.

Different models of strength analysis identified walking performance in people with stroke.

Knowledge of the sum of and difference in the strength of both lower extremities might be useful for rehabilitation.

Understanding different models of strength analysis may help design future studies.

Reach distance deficits in anterior and posteromedial directions were observed in patients with CAI under standard conditions on the SEBT.

These reach distance deficits between CAI and healthy group disappeared when verbal encouragement was given.

Psychological constraints due to injury may affect balance performance on the SEBT.

The most common adverse events were hemodynamic changes and dizziness/vertigo.

Adverse events were more frequent in mechanically ventilated patients.

Most adverse events required minimal to no additional treatment.

The occurrence of adva adverse events was not associated with worse clinical outcomes.

Oxygen uptake efficiency slope (OUES) was related to VO2peak in patients with parkinson.

Individuals with parkinson's disease had lower cardiorespiratory fitness.

OUES could be used as a submaximal test evaluation tool in parkinson's disease.