In both groups of reports, precision was the most frequent specification area, followed by personal factors.
In addition, we excluded concepts from the specification area coverage referring to health condition or to the legal term work (in capacity and broad concepts.
Precision was in both groups of reports the most common specification area and reflects category specifications that need to be considered when applying the ICF for comprehensive reporting in MEWC involving CWP and LBP.
Look for a technical specification area for the model.
Concepts not appropriately classifiable with ICF categories were labeled as specification categories (i.e. context-specific additions) and were assigned to predefined specification areas (i.e. precision, coverage, personal factors, and broad concepts).
The specification categories were assigned to the four specification areas precision, coverage, personal factors and broad concepts.
The four abovementioned specification areas (i.e. precision, coverage, personal factors, broad concepts) will serve as a structuring device for presenting the study results.
Table 2 provides examples and definitions for the different types of specification categories.> We assigned the categories to the four specification areas precision, coverage, personal factors and broad concepts (see Table 2).
Table 3 displays the codings' frequencies for the different types of specification categories and specification areas.> Of the 24,396 (100%) codings referring to ICF categories, 8,413 (34.5%) were coded on the second, 13,810 (56.6%) on the third and 2,173 (8.9%) on the fourth level.
Table 6 presents the codings' frequencies for the different types of specification categories and specification areas.> Of the 22,333 (100%) codings referring to ICF categories, 6,712 (30.1%) were coded on the second, 12,588 (56.4%) on the third and 3,033 (13.6%) on the fourth level.
According to these specifications, areas 3a and 3b (anterior S1) are found in the deep valley of the central sulcus and in the anterior wall of the postcentral gyrus, respectively, whereas areas 1 and 2 (posterior S1) are located at the crown of the postcentral gyrus and at the posterior wall of the postcentral gyrus, respectively.
