2010 review - Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement - University ...
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Exclusions<br />
studies using clinician-rated instruments;<br />
studies evaluating the performance of non-patient reported measures of functioning or<br />
health status where a PROM is used as a comparator;<br />
studies with very small samples, i.e. fewer than 50 participants (except in the case of<br />
instrument development studies);<br />
studies using substantially incomplete versions of instruments.<br />
c) Data extraction<br />
For all PROMs included in the <strong>review</strong>, evidence is reported for the following measurement<br />
criteria:<br />
reliability<br />
validity<br />
responsiveness<br />
precision<br />
Operational characteristics, such as patient acceptability and feasibility of administration for<br />
staff, are also reported.<br />
d) Assessment of methodological quality of PROMs<br />
Assessment and evaluation of the PROMs identified was performed using the criteria<br />
described in Appendix A. Searches identified nearly 4,000 potentially relevant records; of<br />
these, 259 papers were retrieved and <strong>review</strong>ed in full. When assessed against the inclusion<br />
criteria, 128 studies were included in the <strong>review</strong> (Table 1).<br />
Table 1: Number of articles identified by the literature <strong>review</strong><br />
Source Results of search Number of articles<br />
included in <strong>review</strong><br />
PROM bibliography: 30,350 252 33<br />
PubMed 2007-September 2009 3699 18<br />
Hand searching - 76<br />
TOTAL 127<br />
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