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Pilot testing of mUWDRS shows good interrater agreement in evaluating motor and nonmotor symptoms, suggesting further validity studies are warranted.
The mUWDRS, designed to assess both motor and nonmotor symptoms of WD and functional impairment, performed well in pilot testing. Since the modified version of the WD rating scale has a good interrater agreement, a proper validity study is planned to be conducted. The scale is available on: https://www.movementdisorders.org/MDS/MDS-Clinical-Outcome-Assessment.htm.
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