Abstract
One of the fundamental pillars of any medical specialty is the base of scientific knowledge that supports the specialists. In this context, the medical specialty of physical and rehabilitation medicine (PRM) is not different than other medical specialties. The future survival of a medical specialty depends on the strength of the evidence supporting its practice and the relevance of its contribution to the health and quality of life of the population in general. This much needed and valuable scientific knowledge and evidence is generated through the responsible conduct of scientific research. All those interested in the future of PRM should pay attention to this conversation because to ignore the need for research is the academic equivalent of self-destruction.
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