The assessment of physiotherapy practice is a robust measure of entry-level physiotherapy standards: Reliability and validity evidence from a large, representative sample

Alan Reubenson, Leo Ng, Vidya Lawton, Irmina Nahon, Rebecca Terry, Claire Baldwin, Julia Blackford, Alex Bond, Rosemary Corrigan, Megan Dalton, Amabile Borges Dario, Michael Donovan, Ruth Dunwoodie, Genevieve M. Dwyer, Roma Forbes, Alison Francis-Cracknell, Janelle Gill, Andrea Hams, Anne Jones, Taryn Jones, Belinda Judd, Ewan Kennedy, Prue Morgan, Tanya Palmer, Casey Peiris, Carolyn Taylor, Debra Virtue, Cherie Zischke, Daniel F. Gucciardi

PLOS One, 2025. DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0321397

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This paper is itself a replication attempt. The study it set out to replicate is listed below.

Study replicated

The Assessment of Physiotherapy Practice tool provides informative assessments of clinical and professional dimensions of student performance in undergraduate placements: a longitudinal validity and reliability study, Reubenson et al. (2020). Journal of Physiotherapy. View paper

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Reubenson, A., Ng, L., Lawton, V., Nahon, I., Terry, R., Baldwin, C., Blackford, J., Bond, A., Corrigan, R., Dalton, M., Dario, A. B., Donovan, M., Dunwoodie, R., Dwyer, G. M., Forbes, R., Francis-Cracknell, A., Gill, J., Hams, A., … Jones, A. (2025). The assessment of physiotherapy practice is a robust measure of entry-level physiotherapy standards: Reliability and validity evidence from a large, representative sample. PLOS One, 20(4), e0321397. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0321397

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