This study aims to validate a function-based physiotherapy assessment for subacute knee pain without using specific knee tests. Assessments are conducted either in-person or via video consultations in primary care. The study also compares the reliability of digital versus physical assessments to determine if video-based evaluations can provide sufficient diagnostic support and guide treatment decisions. The main questions this study aims to answer are: 1. Is a function-based knee assessment without specific knee tests valid compared to traditional in-person diagnostics using specific tests? 2. Is a video-based assessment based on history and function-based knee assessment without specific knee tests as valid and reliable as an in-person function-based knee assessment? 3. What is the interrater agreement of function-based knee assessments conducted via video compared to those conducted in person?
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Number of Participants with Agreement in Diagnostic Categories from Functional In-Person Assessment
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Number of Participants with Agreement in Diagnostic Categories - Digital Assessment Based on Patient History
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Number of Participants with Agreement in Diagnostic Categories - Digital Assessment Based on Patient History and Functional Evaluation
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Number of participants with agreement in test results of functional assessment
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Chan-Mei Ho-Henriksson, PhD in Medical Sciences