Measuring Stroke Impact with SIS: Construct Validity of SIS Telephone Administration
Quality of Life ResearchPublished 17 March 2006
Sooyeon Kwon, Pamela W. Duncan, Stephanie A. Studenski, Subashan Perera, Sue Min Lai, Dean Reker
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The SIS telephone survey had superior convergent validity and was better at differentiating between groups of stroke patients with different disability levels than the FIM and SF-36V with no evidence of ceiling and floor effects.
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SIS telephone survey had superior convergent validity and was better at differentiating between groups of stroke patients with different disability levels than the FIM and SF-36V with no evidence of ceiling and floor effects. Telephone administration of SIS would be a useful and cost-effective method to follow-up community dwelling veterans with stroke.
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