The Patient-Specific Functional Scale was valid for group-level change comparisons and between-group discrimination

Overview of attention for article published in Journal of Clinical Epidemiology, February 2014

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RT @Haxby_Abbott: @scientistswrite This one should be cited every time the #PSFS is used as a #PROM in a group of patients or clinical stud…

@scientistswrite This one should be cited every time the #PSFS is used as a #PROM in a group of patients or clinical study participants. It falsified the myth that it may not be valid for that context https://t.co/BAu8FZ8koV

@MuyVienDPT https://t.co/8OAGL2utPr

@MuyVienDPT Yes - likely able to collapse over athletes. Take a look at these articles, which did not largely involve athletes, but results should generalize to athletes. https://t.co/ROKe2ueIco. https://t.co/8OAGL2M5e1

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