Clinical research · Methods mentoring
Clinical questions.
Research within reach.
PhyZio helps doctors and physiotherapists turn questions from everyday practice into research—especially where access to data, statistical support and research time is limited.
A collaboration in practice
From “I’ve noticed…”
to a research question.
A physiotherapist at a small hospital had an observation about early mobilisation, but no suitable local dataset or statistical support to test it.
We shaped the question together, found a relevant public cohort and analysed recovery after hip and knee replacement separately. Zizi led the methods and analysis and supported the manuscript through revision and resubmission.
Read how the study took shapeA question we are exploring
Recovery should not
depend on the journey.
After joint replacement, how can someone living far from a rehabilitation service receive timely support at home?
This question is especially relevant to remote and pastoral communities, including those in Inner Mongolia and Mongolia. Repeated journeys to a city can make routine rehabilitation difficult to sustain.
We are exploring what public datasets and existing trials can tell us about home and digital rehabilitation: who needs contact, how recovery should be followed, and what work falls to patients and families.
Explore the questionResearch with clinicians
Support that builds
research capability.
Consultation and tutoring connect a clinician’s question with study design, analysis, evidence synthesis and scientific interpretation. The aim is to help clinicians develop their studies and understand the decisions behind them.
Founded by Zizi · Physiotherapist & researcher · About PhyZio