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The P-m JOA score was selected due to the existence of a systematic assessment of construct validity (r>0.5) and feasibility in DCM [6] and due to the use of its clinically reported analog (the m JOA) as the current gold standard. The P-m JOA score was favored over the m JOA score since it is intended to be a truly patient-reported equivalent of the m JOA score, which can be understood by individuals with no medical knowledge or training [29].
JMIR Neurotech 2024;3:e52832
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This process continued until a preliminary list of information items (n=95) was collated and no new items could be identified.
Professionals’ views on the information items to be included in the diagnosis CIS were identified using an open-ended qualitative questionnaire (Survey Monkey; Momentive Inc). Respondents were provided with relevant information via a web hyperlink to the Participant Information Sheet.
JMIR Res Protoc 2023;12:e46809
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Analysis and data visualization were performed using R (version 4.0.5; R Foundation for Statistical Computing) and Rstudio (version 1.4.1106; Rstudio Team). Incomplete responses were excluded from the analysis.
When calculating the mean frequency of patient encounters, the group midpoint for 16+ encounters was taken to be 20.
A total of 547 currently practicing osteopaths participated in the survey: 36.9% (n=202) were male and 63.1% (n=345) were female.
JMIR Form Res 2023;7:e45248
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