Table of contents

  SPINE OUTCOMES MEASURES AND INSTRUMENTS
  
  Jens R Chapman
Beate P Hanson
Joseph R Dettori
Daniel C Norvell		  
     
   
1 DIRECTIONS OF SPINE OUTCOMES RESEARCH
2 CHOOSING THE RIGHT OUTCOMES INSTRUMENT
3 STANDARDIZATION AND QUALITY IMPROVEMENT
  
4 QUALITY OUTCOMES MEASURES
5 CLINICIAN-BASED OUTCOMES MEASURES
6 PATIENT-REPORTED OUTCOMES MEASURES
7 OUTCOMES MEASURES AND INSTRUMENTS
7.1 Function—lumbar-specific
7.2
Function—cervical-specific
7.3.1 Function—disease-specific—spinal deformity
7.3.2 Function—disease-specific—spinal stenosis
  
7.3.3 Function—disease-specific—osteoporosis
7.3.4 Function—disease-specific—spinal cord injury
7.3.5 Function—disease-specific—general neurological
7.4 Pain
7.5 Disability—physical
7.6 Disability—psychosocial
7.7 Patient satisfaction
7.8 General health
     
8 HOW TO APPLY EVIDENCE TO MEDICAL PRACTICE
9 DEVELOPING OUTCOMES INSTRUMENTS: POINTS TO CONSIDER
10 ANALYSIS AND REPORTING OF SPINE OUTCOMES  
11 METHODS FOR IDENTIFYING AND EVALUATING SPINE OUTCOMES MEASURES AND INSTRUMENTS  
     
     
  LIST OF ASSESSED INSTRUMENTS  
  ABBREVIATIONS  
  GLOSSARY AND DEFINITIONS  
   
 
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