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Table 1

PROMIS and upper extremity injuries.

Author Year Study type and level of evidence # of patients PROMIS domain Study injury Other PROMs Conclusions
Jayakumar et al. [32] 2020 Prospective cohort study, II 364 Upper extremity (CAT) Distal radial fracture PCS, PSEQ-2, TSK-11, QuickDASH, PRWE, and EQ-5D-3L Being retired, using antidepressants, having greater pain interference, and greater pain catastrophizing accounted for the majority of variation of PROMIS Upper Extremity at 6–9 months.
Bhashyam et al. [33] 2020 Retrospective cohort study, III 53 Physical function (SF), upper extremity (SF), global mental, global physical Distal humerus fracture QuickDASH PROMIS Psychological scores were independently associated with PROMIS Physical Function scores and correlated with both PROMIS Physical Function and Upper Extremity scores.
Bernstein et al. [34] 2019 Retrospective cohort study, IV 823 Pain interference (CAT), physical function (CAT), depression (CAT) Distal radius fracture, wrist or hand sprain, tendon rupture, traumatic finger amputation, or scaphoid fracture Worse pain coping strategies and lower levels of physical functioning were independently associated with more frequent orthopaedic office visits after traumatic wrist or hand injuries.
Jayakumar et al. [24] 2019 Prospective cohort study, II 734 Physical function (CAT), upper extremity (CAT) Shoulder, elbow or wrist fracture QuickDASH, OES, OSS, PRWE, EQ-5D-3L For patients with proximal humerus and distal radius fractures, PROMIS measured quality of life instead of its intended construct, patient perception of physical capability.
Gausden et al. [23] 2018 Prospective cohort study, II 174 Physical function (CAT), upper extremity (CAT), pain interference (CAT) Distal radius, elbow, humeral shaft, proximal humeral, or clavicular fracture VAS, DASH, SF-36, UCLA shoulder rating scale, Constant Shoulder score, Mayo Elbow Performance score PROMIS Physical Function, Upper Extremity and Pain Interference have less absolute floor and ceiling effects when compared to legacy PROMs.
Kaat et al. [22] 2017 Prospective cohort study, II 132 Physical function (SF), upper extremity (CAT) Upper extremity fracture QuickDash, PF-10, SMFA PROMIS Upper Extremity may be superior to full body PROMs because of its excellent reliability, correlation with legacy PROMs, sensitivity to physical improvements over time, and decreased patient burden.
Morgan et al. [20] 2015 Prospective cohort study, II 47 Physical function (CAT) Proximal humerus fracture Constant Shoulder score, DASH, SMFA PROMIS PF CAT correlates well with legacy PROMS with significantly shorter time to complete.

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