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200 APPENDICES Physiotherapy KCE reports vol. 40 Missing values (MV): Age: 19 MV Sex: 17 MV Delay: 8 MV Bronchiolitis in infants and children Number of respondents: 90 Missing values (MV): Age: 6 MV Sex: 5 MV Delay: 4 MV Analysis of the data concerning the electrophysiotherapy modalities specified by some physiotherapists (only for acute low back pain, total knee replacement, and hemiplegia / hemiparesis): Electrophysiotherapy modalities were classified according to the following groups: (1) electric currents including transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS), ionization, electric stimulation (ES), interferential currents (IFC), and others electric currents; (2) ultrasounds (US); (3) electromagnetic waves; and (4) laser. Analysis of the data concerning the treatment modalities not included in the pre-established list but specified by some physiotherapists: A treatment modality not included in the pre-established list of the survey was only considered if at least 10 physiotherapists mention it. In such a case, the treatment modality was labelled as Added treatment: X , where X is the name of the treatment modality. Functional tests used in Belgium ambulatory physiotherapy Descriptive statistics: number (proportion) Acute low back pain (without radiating pain) Number of respondents: 325 Total knee replacement Number of respondents: 263 Hemiplegia / Hemiparesis Number of respondents: 294 Gait disorders in elderly people Number of respondents: 309 Bronchiolitis in infants and children Number of respondents: 186 Analysis of the data concerning the functional tests not included in the pre-established list but specified by some physiotherapists: A functional test not included in the pre-established list of the survey was only considered if at least 10 physiotherapists mention it. In such a case, the treatment modality was labelled as Added functional test: Y , where Y is the name of the functional test. Key element in the establishment of physiotherapeutic treatment planning Descriptive statistics: The data about the key element in the establishment of physiotherapeutic treatment planning were broken down into physiotherapists age, sex, linguistic role, and delay since the degree of physiotherapy and rehabilitation. Physiotherapists ages were put together by age bracket of 15 years: 25-39 years, 40-54 years, and 55-69 years. Delays since the degree of physiotherapy and rehabilitation were also put together by age bracket of 15 years: 0-14 years, 15-29 years, and 30-44 years. Descriptive statistics were expressed as numbers (proportions). Comparative statistics: Chi-Square tests Missing values (MV): Age, sex, linguistic role: 102 MV out of 367 Delay since the degree of physiotherapy and rehabilitation: 102 MV out of 351 Knowledge and use of the ICF concepts Descriptive statistics:
KCE reports vol. 40 APPENDICES Physiotherapy 201 The data about the knowledge and use of the ICF concepts were broken down into physiotherapists age, sex, linguistic role, and delay since the degree of physiotherapy and rehabilitation. Physiotherapists ages were put together by age bracket of 15 years: 25-39 years, 40-54 years, and 55-69 years. Delays since the degree of physiotherapy and rehabilitation were also put together by age bracket of 15 years: 0-14 years, 15-29 years, and 30-44 years. Descriptive statistics were expressed as numbers (proportions). Comparative statistics: Chi-Square tests Missing values (MV) of data about the knowledge of the ICF concepts: Age, sex, linguistic role: 7 MV out of 367 Delay since the degree of physiotherapy and rehabilitation: 7 MV out of 351 Missing values (MV) of data about the use of the ICF concepts: Age, sex, linguistic role: 7 MV out of 367 Delay since the degree of physiotherapy and rehabilitation: 7 MV out of 351
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