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Thus, 0.5 SD and SEM clearly alert to the concept of minimally detectable changes.
Some distribution-based methods to assess MIC have been more focussed on minimally detectable changes than on minimally important changes.
A closer look makes clear that some distribution-based methods have been merely focused on minimally detectable changes.
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Thus, this criterion of 0.5 SD may be considered a threshold of detection and corresponds more to minimally detectable change than to minimally important change.
Moreover, it becomes possible to judge whether the minimally detectable change of a measurement instrument is sufficiently small to detect minimally important changes.
Appreciating the distinction, it becomes possible to judge whether the minimally detectable change of a measurement instrument is sufficiently small to detect minimally important changes.
We will provide arguments for the distinction between minimally detectable change and minimally important change.
But in this case it focuses more on minimally detectable change than minimally important change.
Standard error of measurement (SEM) and minimally detectable change (MDC) were calculated for the total DASH score.
Minimally detectable change (MDC) is given by MDC = ±1.96 * √2 * SEM, where 1.96 derives from the 95% confidence interval of no change.
Measurement error was assessed by estimating the standard error of measurement (SEM), minimally detectable change (MDC) and limits of agreement (LoA).
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