Table 6 Inference between answers to questions Q13, Q18, Q19, Q22, Q27, Q28 and OMPT qualification. The percentages underlined in each catagory mean the percentage of clinicians that correctly answered the questions

Which movement is important to avoid, as to prevent TSA dislocation?

Correct answer: shoulder abduction and external rotation (Q13)

50.8%

41.7%

0.070

Which of these muscles are a priority during strengthening phase in patients with TSA?

Correct answer: scapular muscles and rotator cuff muscles (Q18)

20.0%

18.3%

0.664

What is the most common complication that can occur following TSA surgery?

Correct answer: instability of the glenoid prosthetic component (Q19)

36.7%

32.2%

0.356

Which movement is important to avoid, as to prevent RTSA dislocation?

Correct answer: shoulder internal rotation, adduction and extension (Q22)

67.5%

50.1%

0.001*

Adjusted residual

3.42

-3.42

Residual’s p-values (Bonferroni p-values = 0.0050)

0.000620

0.000620

Which of these muscles are a priority during strengthening phase in patients with RTSA?

Correct answer: deltoid and scapular muscles (Q27)

76.7%

65.9%

0.024*

Adjusted residual

2.26

-2.26

Residual’s p-values (Bonferroni p-values = 0.0050)

0.023663

0.023663

What is the most common complication that can occur following RTSA surgery?

Correct answer: dislocation (Q28)

27.5%

37.8%

0.035*

Adjusted residual

-2.10

2.10

Residual’s p-values (Bonferroni p-values = 0,0050)

0.035279

0.035279