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FASE II ANÁLISE DAS PROPRIEDADES DE MEDIDA

ARTIGO 2: “Análise das propriedades de medida do Pelvic Girdle

8. IMPLICAÇÕES PARA A PESQUISA

Quanto às perspectivas futuras, recomenda-se que os próximos estudos envolvendo o PGQ-Brasil averiguem suas propriedades de medida em puérperas, gestantes adolescentes e gestantes de alto risco acometidas de dor da cintura pélvica.

Recomenda-se também que os pesquisadores avaliem outras importantes propriedades de medida, tal como a responsividade, uma vez que esta representa o grau com que o instrumento detecta modificações clínicas importantes ao longo do tempo. Por fim, as próximas pesquisas devem considerar também a interpretabilidade do instrumento por meio da mínima mudança importante (MMI).

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