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Trends in Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation: A Detailed Data Report Powered by OE M.I.N.D. .
This analysis highlights how physical therapy and rehabilitation content is used and researched within OE M.I.N.D. The platform now includes data from 569 RCTs covering more than 196,000 patients and 359 treatments. Users interested in this specialty most often read about knee conditions, pain, and exercise-based interventions. Physiotherapists make up over half of all readers, with the most experienced and least experienced clinicians being the most active groups. Across published trials, pain measures and adverse events are the most frequently reported outcomes. Meanwhile, more than 400 ongoing studies—focused mainly on pain, osteoarthritis, fractures, and tears—are actively recruiting. Overall, the data show strong engagement with rehabilitation-focused evidence and a rapidly growing trial landscape.
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