VALIDITY OF THE SICKNESS IMPACT PROFILE ROLAND SCALE AS A MEASURE OF DYSFUNCTION IN CHRONIC PAIN PATIENTS
VALIDITY OF THE SICKNESS IMPACT PROFILE ROLAND SCALE AS A MEASURE OF DYSFUNCTION IN CHRONIC PAIN PATIENTS
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DOI：
10.1016/0304-3959(92)90156-6
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发表时间：
1992-08-01
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影响因子：
7.4
通讯作者：
ROMANO, JM
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作者：
JENSEN, MP;STROM, SE;ROMANO, JM
本研究检验了罗兰量表（取自疾病影响概况：SIP）作为慢性疼痛患者功能障碍测量的信度和效度。144名受试者在被筛选进入住院疼痛管理项目时完成了SIP。随后，116名受试者在入院住院治疗时再次接受SIP治疗。治疗后3个月，对其中52名受试者进行了SIP管理。根据每位患者的SIP计算Roland量表得分。重测稳定性系数表明，Roland量表的可靠性与SIP总分、生理量表和心理量表相当。与以往的研究一致，相关分析表明，SIP Roland量表与SIP生理量表有较强的相关性，而与SIP社会心理量表无显著的相关性。SIP Roland量表和其他SIP量表对慢性疼痛多学科住院治疗相关的变化表现出相似的敏感性。最后，SIP Roland量表与若干疼痛相关测量之间的关系模式支持SIP Roland量表的并发效度。分析的结果对于有和没有腰痛的患者非常相似。本研究支持SIP Roland量表项目用于评估慢性疼痛患者腰背部以外疼痛和腰痛患者功能障碍的信度和效度。
This study examined the reliability and validity of the Roland scale (taken from the Sickness Impact Profile: SIP) as a measure of dysfunction among chronic pain patients. One hundred forty-four subjects completed the SIP when they were screened for admission to an inpatient pain management program. One hundred sixteen subjects were subsequently re-administered the SIP at admission to inpatient treatment. A 3-month post-treatment administration of the SIP was performed for 52 of these subjects. Roland scale scores were calculated from the SIP for each patient. Test-retest stability coefficients indicated that the SIP Roland scale was generally as reliable as the SIP Total, Physical, and Psychosocial scale scores. Consistent with previous research, correlational analyses indicated that the SIP Roland scale is strongly associated with the SIP Physical but not the SIP Psychosocial scale. The SIP Roland scale and the other SIP scales demonstrated similar sensitivity to changes associated with multidisciplinary inpatient treatment for chronic pain. Finally, the pattern of relationships between the SIP Roland scale and several pain-related measures supported the concurrent validity of the SIP Roland scale. The results of the analyses were very similar for patients presenting with and without low back pain. The study supports the reliability and validity of the SIP Roland scale items for assessing dysfunction of chronic pain patients with pain in sites other than the low back as well as those with low back pain.