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from 147 therapists. The top objectives pursued by physiotherapists in Alberta were pain reduction (80%), stopping curve progression (57%) and improving body image (45%). Therapists with 0-10 years of experience ranked pain reduction and body image improvements significantly higher than therapists with 10-20 or over 20 years of experience. No therapist reported using scoliosis specific exercises. Stabilization exercises (76%), non-scoliosis specific postural approaches (73%), and mobilizations (55%) were the highest ranked treatment methods used, with mobilizations being used significantly more frequently in rural settings. The primary outcomes documented by physical therapists in Alberta were pain (75%), subjective posture observation (73%), and range of motion (69%). Conclusion

Therapy objectives, treatments modalities and outcomes used by physiotherapists for adolescent idiopathic scoliosis in Alberta, Canada