Journal of Hand Therapy

Data from Randomized Clinical Trial for Extensor Tendon Zone V and VI Repairs, comparing a Relative Motion Orthosis with a Controlled Active Motion protocol.

Excel sheet with survey responses

First sheets is raw data in Excel with calculated % deviation and absolute degree difference. The other sheets include manipulations of the data showing population demographics as well as a sumative table.

Data represents participants response to test videos used to determine ability to recognize 7 of 14 possible test positions in the novel grading scale. V = Test Video Number; the first number under each "V" heading represents the correct response; for the second number under each "V" heading, 1 = a correct response and 0 = an incorrect response for each participant in the study. The data is broken down by tabs in the spread sheet by "Inter-Rater", Intra-Rater", Years of Clinical Experience, and Specialty.

Five sub-domains of motor function have been identified for inclusion in the NIH Toolbox dexterity, strength, locomotion, endurance, and non-vestibular balance based on literature and expert interviews. Non-vestibular balance efforts have merged with vestibular balance and measures are being led by the balance team within the sensory domain. Candidate measures for each sub-domain have been identified and pre-tested with people across the age spectrum from 3-85. Pre-testing included an evaluation of feasibility, safety, instruction comprehension, ease of administration. During the pilot testing/validating phase of the study, motor function measures will be evaluated to: 1) determine equivalency with criterion measures in each sub-domain 2) ensure that the measures adequately discriminate between people of different skills levels, and 3) minimize floor and ceiling effects.