We would like to use this as an outcome measure in an early intervention for people with a range of musculoskeletal conditions. Ideally it will be brief to reduce participant burden.
Thank you - looks useful but might I think our population will be less impaired and possibly lead to floor effects.
Hello Andy !
There are many questionnaires/measures of topics of your interest. Oswestry works fine with disability and Tampa questionnaire about kinosiophobia and fear-avoidance. CPAQ is a proper instrument for acceptance of pain.
Best regards, Tapsa Ojala
The brief pain inventory is useful as it has a pain and functional component.
Upper limb DASH ( you can prefer Quick DASH too)
Upper extremity functional index (UEFI)
SPADI
Neck Neck Disability Index
lower extremity Lower extremity functional scale
(KOOS)
Low back Oswestry Disability index
PSEQ
Risk identification
questionnaire OREBRO
FABQ
I hope these scales might be helpful. thank you
Thanks very much for all your responses - I really appreciate your help.
At the moment we are using Orebro screening questionnaire, but we understand that it may not be sensitive enough to detect change in function after an intervention. Has anyone any experience with this?
Measuring the range of motion (ROM) in hip and knee would be helpful.
Comparative reliability of different instruments used to measure the severity of musculoskeletal disorders in office workers.
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