PROMIS Pain Interference and Physical Function Scores Correlate With the Foot and Ankle Ability Measure (FAAM) in Patients With Hallux Valgus

Keyphrases

• Physical Function 100%
• Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System (PROMIS) 100%
• Pain Interference 100%
• Ankle 100%
• Function Score 100%
• Hallux Valgus 100%
• Interference Functions 100%
• Activities of Daily Living 22%
• New Patients 11%
• Activities of Daily Living Scale 11%
• Information System Tools 11%
• Patient-completed 5%
• Clinical Significance 5%
• Multiple Domains 5%
• Regression Analysis 5%
• Disability 5%
• Patient-reported Outcome Instruments 5%
• Patient Experience 5%
• Primary Diagnosis 5%
• Outcomes Research 5%
• System Function 5%
• Specific Factors 5%
• Patient Visits 5%
• Demographic Variables 5%
• Moving Forward 5%
• Stepwise multiple Linear Regression 5%
• Pain-related Disability 5%
• Secondary Diagnosis 5%
• Respondent Burden 5%
• Paper-based Device 5%
• Specific Tools 5%
• Outcome Domains 5%
• Billing Codes 5%
• Paper-based Survey 5%
• Pain Measures 5%
• Electronic Patient-reported Outcome (ePRO) 5%
• Efficient Data Collection 5%
• Psychosocial Function 5%
• Computer Adaptive 5%
• Spearman rho Correlation 5%
• Adaptive Technology 5%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Patient-Reported Outcome 100%
• Outcome Assessment 100%
• Information System 100%
• Bunion 100%
• Hospital 5%
• Linear Regression Analysis 5%
• Outcome Variable 5%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Patient-Reported Outcome 100%
• Outcome Assessment 100%
• Hallux Valgus 100%
• Activities of Daily Living 31%
• Linear Regression Analysis 5%
• Billing 5%
• Patient Experience 5%