Ep. 47 - The Illusion of Improvement: Knee OA and Natural Regression

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The Physio Pulse Podcast

Jeff Morton and James Horner

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Welcome to The Physio Pulse Podcast, your go-to source for all things physiotherapy! Hosted by James and Jeff, two passionate and experienced physiotherapists, this podcast hopes to share that passion by delving into the latest research, exploring intriguing case studies, and engaging with clinical discussions to keep you at the forefront of the physiotherapy field. We bring a dynamic approach to every episode, sharing our expertise, experiences and failures. Hoping to make complex topics accessible and interesting for both seasoned professionals and newcomers alike.

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Ep. 47 - The Illusion of Improvement: Knee OA and Natural Regression

The Physio Pulse Podcast

22 minutes 58 seconds

1 month ago

Ep. 47 - The Illusion of Improvement: Knee OA and Natural Regression

We know that a most conditions will improve or fluctuate with time, but how much does that effect research outcomes?

To help answer this we are looking at the 2024 paper - Regression to the mean for physical function and quality of life in clinical trials for symptomatic knee osteoarthritis - Martin Englund and Aleksandra Turkiewicz

- What is regression to the mean?

- How can we measure it?

- How does this effect research outcomes?

- What does this mean for us and our patients?