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Old 10-05-2001, 12:10 PM
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THR and TKR outcome measures
Know any good outcome measures that are validated and reliable? Specifically looking at physio interventions rather than general health scores.
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re: THR and TKR outcome measures
Are you focussing on functional outcomes or straight biomedical outcomes?
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re: THR and TKR outcome measures
There is a 100 pt. form for both hip and knee that incorportes funtion and objective measures
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