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There was moderate correlation between the EQ-5D and the SF-6D, and moderate correlation between the SF-6D and the EQ-VAS
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The EQ-5D, the SF-6D, and EQ-VAS presented moderate correlation with the impact of fibromyalgia
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The EQ-VAS was not correlated with the EQ-5D
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The EQ-5D was responsive at 8-week and 6-month and the SF-6D was only responsive at 6-month follow-up
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Impact of fibromyalgia, symptom duration, and depression, were associated with the utility indexes
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The ICF core set presents convergent validity with common measures of physical health, as well as physical performance.
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The classification proposed by the ICF core set is also reproducible.
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The ICF core set can be used with confidence by clinicians and researchers.
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Patients perceive cardiac rehabilitation as important to maintenance of good heart health behaviors.
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A structure and systematized education process improves patient perception.
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Participation in cardiac rehabilitation contributes to sustained health behavior changes.
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FCP is implemented to a fairly great extent in a Brazilian rehabilitation service.
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Family-centeredness compares favorably to international data.
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Provision of information for families can be improved.
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Older adults have smaller pelvic and trunk rotation range of motion than adults during gait.
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This difference exists for both comfortable and fast walking speeds.
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There were no differences in pelvic and trunk movement in the sagittal and frontal planes.
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Hip stiffness is positively associated with midfoot stiffness.
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Varus foot alignment is not related to hip or midfoot stiffness.
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Clinical interpretation of hip and midfoot stiffness should consider these relationships
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Reliability of the MCKCUEST was good to excellent and clinically acceptable.
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Weak correlation was found between the MCKCUEST power score and isometric strength.
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The MCKCUEST enables to standardize the test to any adolescent population.
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The Brazilian heiQ showed acceptable reliability and internal consistency
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The Brazilian heiQ showed acceptable construct validity in individuals with low back pain
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Correlations between pain and functioning outcomes versus heiQ scales (≅40%) were significant
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Correlations between affective and general health versus heiQ scales (75%) were significant
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The minimum detectable difference for heiQ scales scores ranged from 2.84 to 4.94
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mHealth apps offer potential to assist the self-management of UI.
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Apps for UI in Brazil are not credible and need major improvements.
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None of the apps were used as an intervention in a RCT.
