Table 1.
2011 Worksheet | 2013 Revised worksheet | P-Value | |
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Characteristics | |||
Participants | 72 | 53 | N/A |
Workshops | 6 | 5 | N/A |
Language | 34.72% English | 35.85% English | 0.896a |
65.28% German | 64.15% German | ||
Profession | 54.72% physician | 58.33% physician | 0.829a |
37.74% physical therapist | 30.56% physical therapist | ||
03.77% other | 05.56% other | ||
03.77% occupational therapist | 04.17% occupational therapist | ||
01.39% nurse | |||
Experience in SCI medicine | 39.44% < 1 year | 48.08% < 1 year | 0.605a |
26.76% 1–5 years | 26.92% 1–5 years | ||
11.27% 6–10 years | 11.54% 6–10 years | ||
22.54% >10 years | 13.46% >10 years | ||
Pre Test Results (percentage correct answers; mean ± standard deviation) | |||
ASIA Impairment Scale | 49.44% ± 29.64% | 47.20% ± 31.66% | 0.798b |
Completeness | 82.50% ± 31.83% | 79.62% ± 32.70% | 0.522b |
Neurological level of injury | 50.00% ± 33.74% | 49.81% ± 33.19% | 0.958b |
Sensory levels | 63.19% ± 35.69% | 69.06% ± 39.39% | 0.602b |
Motor levels | 31.39% ± 28.89% | 30.94% ± 28.51% | 0.871b |
Sensory ZPPs | 60.97% ± 34.89% | 65.66% ± 34.05% | 0.495b |
Motor ZPPs | 60.97% ± 33,07% | 65.85% ± 35.49% | 0.345b |
Overall | 56.50% ± 22.89% | 58.98% ± 22.89% | 0.500b |
Post Test Results (percentage correct answers mean ± standard deviation) | |||
ASIA Impairment Scale | 86.11% ± 14.49% | 86.03% ± 15.48% | 0.935b |
Completeness | 98.33% ± 05.57% | 98.49% ± 07.70% | 0.689b |
Neurological level of injury | 86.11% ± 16.66% | 90.94% ± 18.63% | 0.043b |
Sensory levels | 97.92% ± 06.04% | 97.92% ± 09.89% | 0.586b |
Motor levels | 83.19% ± 14.53% | 88.11% ± 15.32% | 0.046b |
Sensory ZPPs | 94.44% ± 10,33% | 96.79% ± 08.03% | 0.290b |
Motor ZPPs | 93.33% ± 11.13% | 96.42% ± 08.57% | 0.223b |
Overall | 92.22% ± 06.65% | 94.30% ± 07.73% | 0.010b |
Abbreviations: N/A, not applicable; ASIA, American Spinal Injury Association; SCI, Spinal Cord Injury; ZPP, Zone of partial preservation; ISNCSCI, International Standards for Neurological Classification of Spinal Cord Injury
a Fisher's exact test
b Mann–Whitney U test