A comprehensive overview of the HOOS Hip Score patient-reported outcome measure; this includes strengths, considerations and licensing information.
HOOS Score (Hip Disability and Osteoarthritis Outcome Score) Read Post »
A comprehensive overview of the Oxford Hip Score (OHS); this includes strengths, considerations and licensing information.
A comprehensive overview of the Harris Hip Score (HHS); this includes strengths, considerations and licensing information.
Harris Hip Score (HHS) Read Post »
A comprehensive overview of The University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA) Shoulder Score; this includes strengths, considerations and licensing information.
UCLA Shoulder Score Read Post »
A comprehensive overview of the Penn Shoulder Score patient-reported outcome measure; this includes strengths, considerations and licensing information.
Penn Shoulder Score (PSS) Read Post »
A comprehensive overview of the Shoulder Pain and Disability Index (SPADI) Shoulder Score; this includes strengths, considerations and licensing information.
SPADI Shoulder Score (The Shoulder Pain and Disability Index) Read Post »
A comprehensive overview of Disabilities of the Arm, Shoulder and Hand (DASH) Shoulder Score; this includes strengths, considerations and licensing information.
DASH Shoulder Score (The Disabilities of the Arm, Shoulder and Hand Score) Read Post »
A comprehensive overview of The American Shoulder and Elbow Surgeons (ASES) Shoulder Score; this includes strengths, considerations and licensing information.
ASES Shoulder Score Read Post »
Tracking your PRO Capture Rate is a MUST Patient-Reported Outcome Capture Rate is the percentage of eligible patients who complete
5 Ways to Improve PRO Capture Rate Read Post »
Clinical Outcomes Data and Engineering (CODE) Technology is passionate about collecting patient-reported outcome (PRO) measures — and we believe we’re
Why CODE Technology Rocks at Collecting Outcomes Read Post »
Each PRO tool has a unique scoring system that quantifies the results as a single number (or several numbers, in some cases). PRO surveys are used to record patients’ functional status before a surgery/intervention, and then again at specific intervals after the surgery/intervention. Rather than using an x-ray or a range-of-motion test to determine the ‘success’ of an intervention, PRO’s ask the patient for his or her own perspective.
What are Patient Reported Outcomes? Read Post »
Collecting surveys well is the foundation of a successful PRO program Once you know from whom you are going to
Collecting Outcome Data Read Post »
