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describe current mobilization practices canadian physiotherapists treating patients external ventricular drains evds quantitative descriptive crosssectional study design using online questionnaire via surveymonkey email invitation questionnaire link distributed march 2010 physiotherapists currently working patient population neurosurgical centres across canada respondents 25 physiotherapists 21 fulltime 2 parttime 2 disclose work status working 5 different provinces treated 1 patientmonth evd n9 slightly half respondents 10 years clinical physiotherapy experience n14 remainder 10 years experience n11 majority respondents indicated felt comfortable mobilizing patients evds n 19 safe n20 clinical experience n23 safety concerns n25 commonly cited guiding practice experienced physiotherapists likely use outofbed mobilization practices regardless experience majority physiotherapists 2025 ranked intracranial pressure icp important factor saturation oxygen spo2 least important factor consider mobilization canadian physiotherapists mobilizing patients evds intensity level mobilization practices appears related experience level data current study may used developing future bestpractice guidelines mobilization patients evds