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Original Research

Deconstructing the Minimum Clinically Important Difference (MCID)

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Pages 35-42 | Published online: 17 Feb 2022

Figures & data

Table 1 Anchor Questions

Figure 1 ROC curves for KOOS pain subscale demonstrating the effects of the anchor question upon both magnitude and precision of the MCID. (A) Anchor question derived from the VR-12. (B) Anchor question derived from PROMIS. The statistical significance (p value) applies to the measure of precision (C-index).

Figure 1 ROC curves for KOOS pain subscale demonstrating the effects of the anchor question upon both magnitude and precision of the MCID. (A) Anchor question derived from the VR-12. (B) Anchor question derived from PROMIS. The statistical significance (p value) applies to the measure of precision (C-index).

Figure 2 ROC curves for PCS function domain demonstrating the effects of the threshold criteria from a Likert scale upon both magnitude and precision of the MCID. (A) Success criteria 3–5. (B) Success criteria 4–5. The statistical significance (p value) applies to the measure of precision (C-index).

Figure 2 ROC curves for PCS function domain demonstrating the effects of the threshold criteria from a Likert scale upon both magnitude and precision of the MCID. (A) Success criteria 3–5. (B) Success criteria 4–5. The statistical significance (p value) applies to the measure of precision (C-index).

Table 2 Estimated MCID for KOOS Pain

Table 3 Estimated MCID for PCS