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Use of the 28-Joint Count Yields Significantly Higher Concordance Between Different Examiners Than the 66/68-Joint Count
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Use of the 28-Joint Count Yields Significantly Higher Concordance Between Different Examiners Than the 66/68-Joint Count (2012)Use of the 28-Joint Count Yields Signific…Standardization of Joint Examination Technique Leads to a Significant Decrease in Variability Among Different Examiners (2010)Standardization of Joint Exam…Standardising joint assessment in rheumatoid arthritis (1996)Standardising joint assessmen…Osteoarthritis antirheumatic drug trials. I. Effects of standardization procedures on observer dependent outcome measures. (1991)Osteoarthritis antirheumatic …SIGNIFICANT CHANGES IN RITCHIE SCORES (1988)SIGNIFICANT CHANGES IN RITCHI…An experiment in reducing interobserver variability of the examination for joint tenderness. (1988)An experiment in reducing int…Grading of tenderness as a source of interrater error in the Ritchie articular index. (1985)Reliability of joint count assessment in rheumatoid arthritis: A systematic literature review (2013)Clinical assessment of osteoarthritis of the knee. (1990)A study of the noninstrumented physical examination of the knee found high observer variability (2006)
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  • 1988An experiment in reducing interobserver variability of the examination for joint tenderness.93 cited
  • 1996Standardising joint assessment in rheumatoid arthritis65 cited
  • 1991Osteoarthritis antirheumatic drug trials. I. Effects of standardization procedures on observer dependent outcome measures.50 cited
  • 2010Standardization of Joint Examination Technique Leads to a Significant Decrease in Variability Among Different Examiners39 cited
  • 1988SIGNIFICANT CHANGES IN RITCHIE SCORES37 cited

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