Ben G Fitzpatrick, Dennis M Gorman, Caitlin Trombatore
Impact of redefining statistical significance on P-hacking and false positive rates: An agent-based model
PloS one
falls commonly associated knee osteoarthritis represent significant financial burden healthcare system therefore discovery physical therapists attitudes practices regarding fall screening prevention among patients osteoarthritis investigated moreover study aimed identify barriers might limit implementation among population crosssectional study design used collect data electronic survey targeted licensed physical therapy professionals currently work clinical academic settings saudi arabia data analyzed descriptively inferentially using chisquare two hundred six licensed physical therapists completed survey 119 females 578 87 males 422 results structural equation modelling analysis showed intention use fall screening management strategies positively associated history falls identifying risk factors falls documentation risk factors falls p 00001 reported barriers implement fall screening prevention lack knowledge n 92 45 lack trainingskills n 84 41 time constraints n 57 45 followed patient compliance 38 responses findings highlighted importance identifying key opportunities knowledge translation clinical practices enhance sufficient implementation fall screening management osteoarthritis care