Provocative loading tests are commonly used to identify individuals experiencing patellar tendon pain.

Single-leg decline squat and knee extension test are recommended for assessing pain severity and as an outcome measure.

Our results established the MCID for each of these tests which may be useful as outcome scores as individuals progress with their rehabilitation for patellar tendinopathy.

Telehealth delivered physical therapy is effective and provides equivalent outcomes to in-person care.

Lack of telehealth knowledge is a significant barrier for implementation into clinical practice.

Physical therapy educators recognise the importance of telehealth education for emerging physical therapists.

The description and implementation fidelity of exercise intervention in physical therapy clinical trials interventions need to be better reported.

Researchers must include more information about the interventions, including infrastructure, dose, and adherence.

Implementation fidelity can be improved by providing detailed information about provider skills, how treatment is delivered, methods to ensure patient's understanding and ability to perform the exercise.

MSK pain in children and adolescents is highly prevalent, yet instruments are scarce to measure MSK pain outcomes in children.

The Pediatric MSK Pain Impact summary score is a short and easy instrument to assess MSK pain impact in school-aged children (aged 9 to 12) with MSK pain.

The result of internal consistency was limited, and the construct validity showed borderline estimates of adequacy. However, the discriminative validity results showed that the instrument differentiates between children with frequent and infrequent MSK pain.