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Estimation of adjusted minimal important differences for hip and knee replacement patients

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  6. Estimation of adjusted minimal important differences for hip and knee replacement patients
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Projektbeschreibung

One main goal of hip and knee replacements is to improve patients’ health-related quality of life (HRQoL). Thus, to properly assess treatment quality, it is crucial to understand which hip and knee replacements are successful in terms of changes in patient-reported HRQoL.  

A meaningful evaluation of treatment success can be achieved by calculating minimal important differences (MIDs) for changes in patient-reported outcome measures (PROMs). Evidence shows that considering patient characteristics is essential for calculating accurate MIDs.  

With this study we aim at estimating MIDs adjusted for patient characteristics for EQ-5D-3L index score improvements after hip and knee replacements. We contribute to the existing literature by relying on a large national sample and precise clustering algorithms.

 

Projektverantwortliche

Irene Salvi, Anja Bischof, Dr. David Kuklinski, Dr. Justus Vogel, Prof. Dr. Alexander Geissler 

 

 

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12 Monate (Januar 2023 bis Januar 2024)

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