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On the use of meaningful score regions to interpret treatment effects on continuous clinical outcome assessments
Clinical outcome assessments (COAs), such as patient-reported outcomes (PROs), are faced with an interpretability issue due to a variety of score metrics being employed. Therefore, evidence linking COA scores to interpretable patient experiences is necessary to judge the extent to which the results
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