Matthieu Guemann

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University of Orléans

France

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Matthieu Guemann is an Associate Professor at the University of Orléans in France. His research areas include mirror therapy interventions for phantom limb pain, sensory substitution for enhancing myoelectric control of prosthetics, and the evaluation of abstract submissions in physiotherapy conferences. He is actively involved in promoting evidence-based practice and improving research methodologies in the field of physiotherapy.

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Examining heterogeneity and reporting of mirror therapy intervention for phantom limb pain: A scoping review

Analysis of the reliability of the evaluation and scoringprocess for abstract submissions for the “JournéesFrancophones de la Kinésithérapie 2023”

Statistical inference through estimation: Recommendations from the International Society of Physiotherapy Journal Editors

You Ask #PEDroAnswers, a global social media campaign to help physiotherapists improve their searching skills to find high-quality evidence

Evidence-Based Practice: proposal for an extended definition

Sensory substitution of elbow proprioception to improve myoelectric control of upper limb prosthesis: experiment on healthy subjects and amputees

Statistical inference through estimation: recommendations from the International Society of Physiotherapy Journal Editors

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Adrien Pallot

Jean-Michel Brismee

Mark Elkins

Monika Grygorowicz

Emre Ilhan

sarah blanton

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