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Pilot study on the psychometric properties of a digital self-administered physical performance test: Evidence from psychosomatic patients
Background: Physical function is a central clinical outcome in various medical fields. Performance outcome (PerfO) assessments provide meaningful insights into patients’ physical capabilities, supporting individualized care. However, PerfO assessments are resource-intensive and typically require cli
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