Consequently, to assess responsiveness to change, the change in scores of NDI, NPQ and COM from baseline to final assessment was explored for patients whose pain and disability had improved, remained unchanged or worsened according to their subjective classification at those assessments (Table 6).
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No studies reported on the responsiveness to change, although changes in this measure had been noted with time during longitudinal follow-up of the subjects in the cohort.
To this end, the discriminant validity, the responsiveness to clinical changes, and the reliability of the survey were evaluated in subjects enrolled in a clinical trial for the treatment of active RA.
The discriminant validity, the responsiveness to clinical changes and the reliability of the survey were therefore evaluated in subjects enrolled in a clinical trial for the treatment of active PsA.
The responsiveness to clinical changes of the WPS-RA was assessed at week 24 on the overall mITT population and was tested against two meaningful clinical changes in patients: the ACR20 and the physical functioning (HAQ-DI) response.
Furthermore, for the responsiveness to change of the scale the effect size (ES) and the standardized response mean (SRM) will be presented.
There is no consensus on how to measure responsiveness to change and whether the change score, that is retest score minus baseline score, is a useful index.
In both cases the perception did not allow for the possibility of adaptability or responsiveness to changes in the environment.
The longitudinal data attested to the responsiveness to changes in performance status and test retest reliability of the Quick-FLIC.
