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“a positive trend”

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p=0.09

Listed by Hankins (2013) · Otte et al. (2022)

In the literature

Of these, the first study demonstrated significant effects of prehabilitation in improving postoperative function, pain, muscle strength and quality of life after TKA, further supporting the findings of the present study [ 39 ]; the second study noted that a prehabilitation programme combined with lifestyle interventions (e.g., diet, stress management) demonstrated a positive trend in improving postoperative function and quality of life, but the evidence is still limited, suggesting that a more individualized intervention strategies [ 40 ]; a third study highlighted the effectiveness of prehabilitation as part of a fast-track programme in reducing length of stay and risk of postoperative complications, which provides new support for the practical application of this study [ 41 ].
(For this analysis, only items evaluated as efforts at producing the target word—that is, not laughter or mere noise—were included.) A result where no difference is seen between baseline and intervention probe items, but where a positive trend during intervention is observed on intervention items, would suggest that some progression has occurred (although not necessarily as a consequence of the intervention).