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Research Literacy for Massage Therapist
What is research?
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Research Literacy for Massage Therapist
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What is research?
Finding the evidence
Activities 1-2
Activities 3-4
Research Literacy
Pyramid of evidence
Pyramid Presentation Class #1
The Scientific Method
Parts of a Research Article
How to Read a Research Article
Anatomy of a Scholarly Article (North Carolina State Univ.)
An interactive tutorial about the structure of research articles, from the libraries of North Carolina State University.
How to Read a Research Article
A short video that describes how to read a scholarly article from Univ. of Illinois.
Research Articles vs. Review Articles
From Dalhousie University, a video explaining the differences between research articles and review articles.
Massage Therapy Associations
Massage Therapy Foundation
American Massage Therapy Association
2021 Massage Therapy Research Report
A yearly publication that investigates trends in massage therapy.
Research Perch
Podcasts, infographics, posters and more! Visual, audio and multimedia sources for evidence-based massage practice from the Massage Therapy Foundation.
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