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Empirisch gestützte Empfehlungen für die patientenberichtete Veränderungsmessung in der medizinischen Rehabilitation

Translated title of the contribution: Empirically Derived Recommendations for Measuring Patient-Reported Change in Rehabilitation Studies.
  • Oskar Mittag
  • , Thomas Kohlmann
  • , Sandra Meyer-Moock
  • , C Meffert
  • , Erik Farin
  • , Thorsten Meyer
  • , Norbert Gerdes
  • , Nadine Pohontsch
  • , J Moock
  • , M Jelitte
  • , C Löschmann
  • , Eva-Maria Bitzer
  • , Heiner Raspe

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    4 Citations (Scopus)

    Abstract

    Diverse methods are available for evaluation of (medical) interventions. In each case one has to decide on a specific method. Our aim was to analyze typical problems involved in the measurement of change. Different methods are delineated, and their specific pros and cons are set out. Subsequently, empirically derived recommendations are outlined on which method should be employed for which problem and under which circumstances. A characteristic of rehab treatment is that as a rule a multitude of problems are addressed, and accordingly, treatment goals are heterogenic. Straightforward recommendations for one or the other method cannot be given.
    Translated title of the contributionEmpirically Derived Recommendations for Measuring Patient-Reported Change in Rehabilitation Studies.
    Original languageGerman
    JournalDie Rehabilitation
    Volume52
    Issue number2
    Pages (from-to)119-125
    Number of pages7
    DOIs
    Publication statusPublished - 04.04.2013

    Research areas and keywords

    • Health sciences
    • measurement of Change
    • bias
    • Rehabilitation

    ASJC Scopus Subject Areas

    • Rehabilitation

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