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Comparing posture sessions fairly: clothing and footwear rules

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Clothes change apparent joint angles without changing anatomy. Make wardrobe part of the measurement definition.

At a glance

  • Publish a photo-friendly dress code for assessment days.
  • Photograph footwear soles when shoe changes matter clinically.
  • Note intentional wardrobe exceptions explicitly in the record.

Write rules patients can follow without embarrassment

Specify tight vs loose for each region you measure. Offer loan shorts or tank tops if needed. Framing wardrobe as clinical protocol reduces shame and increases compliance.

Footwear categories beat vague “athletic shoes”

Define allowed stack heights and closure types. If patients switch categories between visits, expect metric shifts that are not neuromuscular change.

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Orthotics in, out, or both—pick a lane per pathway

Some clinics compare barefoot plus shod separately. Whatever you choose, document consistently. Mixed rules across therapists invalidate beautiful graphs.

PosturalCheck reassessment reminders in intake

Add wardrobe and shoe checklist items to digital intake or reception script so operators do not improvise at the door. Consistency starts before the camera turns on.

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