The need to stay 'up-to-date' on research is probably oversold (greglehman.ca)

• 30 years of research experience inform the critical view on update pressure.
• Clinicians should prioritize core principles over every new study.
• The article is a personal commentary, not a systematic review.

"A clinician with 30 years of research reading argues that the pressure on physiotherapists to constantly consume new studies is often misplaced. While he personally enjoys reading papers, he believes the expectation to be 'up-to-date' creates unnecessary stress without proportional clinical benefit. Emphasis should be on core principles and critical reasoning rather than chasing novelty."