How Long Does It Take for Patients to Complete PROMIS Scores? An Assessment of PROMIS CAT Questionnaires Administered at an Ambulatory Sports Medicine Clinic - Concepedia

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How Long Does It Take for Patients to Complete PROMIS Scores? An Assessment of PROMIS CAT Questionnaires Administered at an Ambulatory Sports Medicine Clinic

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2018

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Omar Kadri, Toufic R. Jildeh, Jason E. Meldau, Jacob Blanchett, Peter Borowsky, Stephanie Muh, Vasilios Moutzouros, Eric C. Makhni

Orthopaedic Journal of Sports Medicine

Abstract

PROMIS CAT forms are efficient tools for collecting patient-reported outcomes in the ambulatory orthopaedic surgery clinic. Older patients, Asian patients, and patients of unstated ethnicity took longer to complete the forms.

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