Social Work in Health Care · 1999 · 13 citations · 27 references
PharmacyRehabilitation MedicineHealth AssessmentPhysiatryPhysical TherapyHealth Status MeasurementHealth-related Quality Of LifeHealth-related Quality Of Life MeasurementPatient-reported Outcome MeasuresQuality Of LifeQuality Of Life AssessmentChronic Low Back PainHealth Assessment QuestionnairesHealth Status InstrumentsQuestionnaire ReliabilityQuestionnaire ValiditySelf-reported Health StatusTest Score ValidityWell-being
This paper is a reliability and validity test of the Health Status Questionnaire (HSQ) 2.0. In addition, the Quality of Life Inventory (QOLI) is compared with the HSQ 2.0 to assess concurrent validity. The study is unique because these instruments are assessed for the first time using a sample of chronic back patients. Practitioners will therefore now be able to evaluate important quality of life issues and treatment changes in this population. The HSQ 2.0 was generally found to be valid for these patients. However, two scale domains were not differentiated due to unique characteristics of spinal disease patients. The QOLI, due to the limitation of measuring only psychological well-being, did not measure problems specific to back patients.
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