Validity and responsiveness of the spinal cord index of function: an instrument on activity level.
作者： C Johansson , P Bodin , M Kreuter
DOI: 10.1038/SC.2009.57
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摘要: To evaluate the validity and responsiveness of Spinal Cord Index Function (SIF), a new instrument on activity level, measuring ability to perform various transfers in non-walking patients with spinal cord lesion. Injuries Unit, Sahlgrenska University Hospital, Gothenburg, Sweden. Twenty-nine lesion classified as grade A, B or C according American Injury Association/International Medical Society paraplegia classification were included. Each patient was evaluated from acute phase until discharge, every second week, by their physiotherapist, SIF Swedish physiotherapy clinical outcome variables (S-COVS). determine validity, Spearman's rho correlation coefficient calculated between total scores S-COVS, determination calculated. Responsiveness determined computing effect sizes. S-COVS 0.933 0.87. The size for 9.1. results study prove that is valid sensitive instrument, which will be useful physiotherapists goal-planning programs evaluating progress during patient's rehabilitation. could also used research functional at follow-ups.
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