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While I'm still bummed I can't be at #ACSM22 sharing work in person, here is a Thread about a new paper we published in @JOSPT titled:
"All MCIDs are Wrong, But Some May Be Useful"
jospt.org/doi/abs/10.251…
Buckle up!
1/17
"All MCIDs are Wrong, But Some May Be Useful"
jospt.org/doi/abs/10.251…
Buckle up!
1/17
It was great working with a bright, young PT on this paper @chrisB0Y3R, who brought a great clinical perspective.
This followed an earlier simulation published in @JAT_NATA showing that Minimal Clinically Important Difference metrics were biased
2/17
This followed an earlier simulation published in @JAT_NATA showing that Minimal Clinically Important Difference metrics were biased
2/17
In this paper we used REAL DATA from Military Physical Therapy clinics to show empirical issues with MCIDs on multiple levels.
Remember if science is telling you there's "one cool trick" to say if your data are meaningful, there's always a catch (usually, a lot of them)
3/17
Remember if science is telling you there's "one cool trick" to say if your data are meaningful, there's always a catch (usually, a lot of them)
3/17
