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Association between blood cortisol levels and numerical rating scale in prehospital pain assessment. [PDF]
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A Depression Rating Scale for Children
Pediatrics, 1979A rating scale is needed for clinical and research studies of depression in childhood. A Children's Depression Rating Scale (CDRS) was devised and tested on 30 inpatient children in a medical hospital. A high correlation was found between the global ratings by two psychiatrists of the severity of depression and the scores on the CDRS.
E O, Poznanski, S C, Cook, B J, Carroll
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Acta Psychiatrica Scandinavica, 1983
Rating scales have three main applications in clinical and scientific work in psychiatry. They may be employed to measure the severity of illness and thereby response to different forms of treatment. Secondly they can be applied to predict the course of illness or the outcome of treatment, and thirdly they can be used to assist differential diagnosis ...
M, Roth, C, Gurney, C Q, Mountjoy
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Rating scales have three main applications in clinical and scientific work in psychiatry. They may be employed to measure the severity of illness and thereby response to different forms of treatment. Secondly they can be applied to predict the course of illness or the outcome of treatment, and thirdly they can be used to assist differential diagnosis ...
M, Roth, C, Gurney, C Q, Mountjoy
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Journal of Head Trauma Rehabilitation, 2012
T DISABILITY RATING SCALE (DRS) is an 8-item outcome measure that is one of the more frequently used measures in traumatic brain injury (TBI) research.1 The scale is sometimes referred to as the Rappaport DRS to discriminate the Disability Rating Scale from the Dementia Rating Scale (also abbreviated DRS).
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T DISABILITY RATING SCALE (DRS) is an 8-item outcome measure that is one of the more frequently used measures in traumatic brain injury (TBI) research.1 The scale is sometimes referred to as the Rappaport DRS to discriminate the Disability Rating Scale from the Dementia Rating Scale (also abbreviated DRS).
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Parkinsonism & Related Disorders, 2012 In Parkinson's disease (PD), rating scales are used to assess the degree of disease-related disability and to titrate long-term treatment to each phase of the disease. Recognition of non-motor symptoms required modification of existing widely used scales to integrate non-motor elements.
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Journal of the Neurological Sciences, 2010
Rating scales are instruments that are very frequently used by clinicians to perform patient assessments. Typically, rating scales grade the attribute on an ordinal level of measurement, i.e., a rank ordering, meaning that the numbers assigned to the different ranks (item scores) do not represent 'real numbers' or 'physical magnitudes'.
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Rating scales are instruments that are very frequently used by clinicians to perform patient assessments. Typically, rating scales grade the attribute on an ordinal level of measurement, i.e., a rank ordering, meaning that the numbers assigned to the different ranks (item scores) do not represent 'real numbers' or 'physical magnitudes'.
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Arthroscopy, 2003
Abstract In the past 2 decades, outcome assessment following knee surgery has focused increasingly on the patient's perspective. While traditional measures of outcome, including physical examination, imaging studies, and measures of knee laxity are complementary, questionnaires have become more important in determining the value of a ...
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Abstract In the past 2 decades, outcome assessment following knee surgery has focused increasingly on the patient's perspective. While traditional measures of outcome, including physical examination, imaging studies, and measures of knee laxity are complementary, questionnaires have become more important in determining the value of a ...
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Abstract A wide array of psychiatric rating scales have been developed and refined over the past 50 years to provide reliable and objective assessments of the symptom severity of a large number of psychiatric disorders. Although primarily used to assess changes in illness severity during treatment trials (i.e., as dependent measures in randomized ...
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Abstract A wide array of psychiatric rating scales have been developed and refined over the past 50 years to provide reliable and objective assessments of the symptom severity of a large number of psychiatric disorders. Although primarily used to assess changes in illness severity during treatment trials (i.e., as dependent measures in randomized ...
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Psychometric Evaluation of the Characteristics of Delusions Rating Scale as an Expert Rating Scale
Psychopathology, 2010<i>Background:</i> Research suggests delusions may be better viewed as multidimensional rather than dichotomous phenomena. The aim of this study was to assess the reliability and validity of a German version of the Characteristics of Delusions Rating Scale (CDRS) as an expert rating scale.
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British Journal of Educational Psychology, 1980
S ummary . A study of the Infant Rating Scale (IRS) was made to examine its usefulness as an instrument for the early identification of learning difficulties. 1,341 children, divided into three samples by terms of entry, were
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S ummary . A study of the Infant Rating Scale (IRS) was made to examine its usefulness as an instrument for the early identification of learning difficulties. 1,341 children, divided into three samples by terms of entry, were
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