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Comparison of the responsiveness of the foot health status questionnaire and the Manchester foot pain and disability index in older people.

Health Qual Life Outcomes · 2014 · PMC4213529 · PMID 25344024

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Results Overall, the FHSQ pain subscale exhibited the highest responsiveness, as evidenced by a highly significant paired t -test ( p <0.001), Cohen’s d = 0.63 (medium effect size), SRM = 0.50 (medium effect size) and Guyatt index = 1.70 (huge effect size).

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