Subjects with subacute motor incomplete spinal cord injury reached a higher level of independent walking after over-ground training, compared with body weight-supported treadmill training. More randomized controlled trials are needed to clarify the effectiveness of body weight-supported gait training on walking, activities of daily living, and quality of life for subgroups of persons with an incomplete spinal cord injury.
Objective: The research sought to establish validated search filters for retrieval of studies on patients' knowledge and values.Setting: Two nonprofit organizations in the Netherlands were studied for guideline development.Methods: An existing filter was adapted to three bibliographic interfaces. After defining the scope, a reference database was built for the development of the new filters. The performance of the new filters was validated in different disease categories. Conclusions: The filters provide pragmatic tools for searching for patients' issues. Further optimization and validation is recommended.
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