Measuring patient confidence and response to different forms of limb feedback during sensorimotor training

Our long-term goal is to improve physical therapy programs for people with shoulder pathology. To succeed, we need reliable methods to measure pain, function, and lifestyle behaviors (sleep). We explored if physical therapy interventions, even after a single visit, change patient perception. We report, for the first time, excellent reproducibility, and responsiveness of the Modified Outpatient Physical Therapy Improvement in Movement Assessment Log (mOPTIMAL) for people with shoulder pain (Chapter 2).