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Evaluating the core PROM set
scale, and scores include a T-score (mean 50, SD 10) and a standard error
(SE). Higher scores indicate more of the construct being measured (e.g.,
more mobility, more depressive symptoms).
Additionally, several PROs were assessed using a single-item PROM,
including Numeric Rating Scales (NRS), PROMIS single items, the
Functional Vision Questionnaire for Children and Young People (FVQ-CYP),
the Amsterdam Inventory of Auditory Disability and Handicap (AIADH), and
the Health Monitor Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS). NRS items are scored
on a 10-point Likert scale; PROMIS single items and the FVQ-CYP single
item use a 5-point scale; and the AIADH single item and Health Monitor
CBS single item use a 4-point scale. Scores on the single-item PROMs are
reported as raw scores; higher scores indicate worse symptoms/health
(except for PROMIS Scale – Global Health, NRS Well-being, NRS Health,
and NRS Sleep).
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