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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Patient-Reported Outcomes Measures"”.

  1. Measuring the functional and clinical effectiveness of a passive dynamic ankle foot orthosis when used to rehabilitate complex limb salvage post lower limb blast trauma

    … (PD AFO) are effective at improving gait and patient reported outcomes measures (PROM) in personnel who have undergone limb salvage due to blast trauma. Studies using PD AFOs have included able bodied and personnel with variable clinical presentations. This study examines if PD AFO use …

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  2. Investigating a problematic trilogy: osteoarthritis, obesity and knee or hip arthroplasty

    … resulting in health and financial burdens to the patient and healthcare system. Clinicians routinely recommend preoperative weight loss to mitigate obesity-related complications. While diet and physical activity are safer and more accessible than pharmacological methods and bariatric surgery, it …

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  3. A Qualitative Examination of Facilitators and Barriers to MBC Utilization in Post-Graduate Clinicians

    … involving the systematic collection of data via Patient Reported Outcome Measures (PROMs), sharing of that data, and collaboratively acting on that data to guide decision making in the therapy room. These three components are well described and widely accepted as the Collect-Share-Act model of …

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  4. Biomechanical Effects of Manual Therapy in Patients with Acute Non-specific Low Back Pain – A Feasibility Study.

    … in reducing pain and disability, however, some patients respond to manual therapy and others do not. This study aimed to explore the feasibility of conducting a full-scale trial investigating the biomechanical effects of manual therapy. Much of the study was carried out during the Covid-19 …

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