Research Article
Injured Workers Perspectives on Recovery following Non-Life-Threatening Acute Orthopaedic Trauma: A Descriptive Study
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Grouped response to question according to follow-up time-point: What are the most important things necessary for you to best recover? Chi square analysis for differences in the frequency of the most common responses according to the three postinjury time-points.
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Responses were separated for doing the therapy and exercise and following instructions. Following instructions involved no mention of therapy or exercises. The chi square analysis () compared each response for the three time-points. Numerator is the response under consideration e.g., time and rest, denominator all other responses, df: degrees of freedom, : probability. The bold numbers refer to the number of responses and proportions for the responses provided at 12 weeks post injury. |