Guidelines for Useful Integration of Patient-Rated Outcome Measures into Clinical Practice

Authors

  • J. Skye Livermore-Brasher University of Idaho
  • Russell Baker University of Idaho
  • Alan Nasypany University of Idaho
  • Scott W. Cheatham California State University Dominguez Hills

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.31622/2018/0002.4

Keywords:

Patient-Centered Care, Patient-rated Outcome Measures, policy and procedure development

Abstract

Patient-rated outcome (PRO) measures provide valuable information for communication between clinicians and patients.  Adopting PROs into clinical practice may be challenging.  Four generic PRO measures that are applicable to athletic training practice are described, with psychometric data detailed.  Clinicians may use the information and guidelines to integrate these PROs into practice.  

Author Biographies

J. Skye Livermore-Brasher, University of Idaho

Doctoral Candidate, DAT Program, Athletic Training

Department of Movement Sciences

Russell Baker, University of Idaho

Clinical Assistant Professor, MSAT Program Director, Athletic Training

Department of Movement Sciences

Alan Nasypany, University of Idaho

Clinical Assistant Professor, DAT Program Director, Athletic Training

Department of Movement Sciences

Scott W. Cheatham, California State University Dominguez Hills

Assistant Professor, Pre-Physical Therapy Program Director, Division of Kinesiology

MSOT Lecturer

Division of Kinesiology and Recreation

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Published

2018-10-31

Issue

Vol. 1 No. 2 (2018): Expanding Clinical Practice

Section

Patient-Centered Care Commentary