Index to Chiropractic Literature
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  Title Subjective outcome assessments for cervical spine pathology: A narrative review [Appendix A: Bournemouth neck questionnaire. Appendix B: Disability rating index. Appendix C: Neck disability index. Appendix D: Patient-specific functional scale]
URL http://www.pubmedcentral.nih.gov/picrender.fcgi?artid=2647040&blobtype=pdf
Journal J Chiropr Med. 2005 Fall;4(3):113-134
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Abstract/Notes Background: Subjective outcome assessment instruments may be used to determine whether changes occur as a result of a particular treatment intervention. Since 1991, 11 outcome assessment instruments either specific to or validated for use with cervical spine pathologies have been developed and their psychometric properties critically assessed. Though a systematic review of this subject was published in 2002, it included an analysis of only 5 measures available at that time.

Objective: To present a description of each of the 11 measures and briefly compare their psychometric properties, reliability, validity, and responsiveness to change.

Methods: Computer-based searches of MEDLINE and CINAHL were performed to capture all data relevant to the eleven outcome assessment tools currently available.

Results: Data regarding descriptions, reliability and validity of 11 outcome measures were found and collated.

Conclusion: The choice of which outcome measurement to use becomes a matter of preference based on the particular patient population each clinician treats, the ease of use for the patient and ease of scoring for the clinician, and the domains that are most relevant to a particular patient.

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