697 Rasch Analysis of the Gross Motor Function Measure: Validating the Assumptions of the Rasch Model to Create an Interval-Level Measure Lisa M. Avery, BEng, Dianne J. Russell, MSc, Parminder S. Raina, PhD, Stephen D.

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