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Computerized adaptive test for patients with knee impairments produced valid and responsive measures of function

Hart et al., 2008

Document ID
17578559713245386698
Author
Hart D
Wang Y
Stratford P
Mioduski J
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of clinical epidemiology

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OBJECTIVE: Assess practicality of using a computerized adaptive test (CAT) in routine clinical practice, perform a psychometric evaluation of content range coverage and test precision, and assess known group construct validity, sensitivity to change and …
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