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Physician remission
Remission according to physician (n=84)
Additional file 1. Agreement between physician- (VAS ≤10 mm) and patient-perceived remission in different clinical definitions of response and remission
Patient remission, n(%)
No patient remission, n(%)
36 (66)
45 (54)
Total, n(%) Boolean remission
55 (65)
84
Patient remission, n(%)
No patient remission, n(%)
18 (86) 2 (100) 3 (14) 0 (0) 21 (91) 2 (9)
20 (87) 3 (13) 23
18 (53) 16 (47) 34 (56)
25 (41)
Total, n(%)
27 (44) 61
Remission physician
No remission physician 9 (31)
Total
Overall agreement between physician- and patient-perceived remission: 67% Agreement between physician- and patient-perceived remission in patients in Boolean remission: 78%
Agreement between physician- and patient-perceived remission in patients with a good EULAR response: 65%
19 (35)
20 (69) 29 (36)
39 (46)
Agreement between physician- and patient-perceived remission in patients with an ACR70 response: 80%
Remission (n=23, 27%)
No remission (n=61, 73%)
Remission No physician remission
Total
Remission physician
No remission physician 7 (26)
Total
physician
20 (74)
36 (59)
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