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Table 3
PROMIS – additional literature.
| Author | Year | Study type and level of evidence | # of patients | PROMIS domain | Study injury | Other PROMs | Conclusions |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alvarez-Nebreda et al. [31] | 2019 | Prospective cohort study, II | 273 | Physical function (CAT), pain interference (CAT) | Geriatric trauma injury | FRAIL | PROMIS Physical Function scores completed by patients’ health care proxies were less accurate for frail patients. |
| Shah et al. [30] | 2019 | Retrospective cohort study, III | 333 | Physical function (CAT) | Geriatric trauma injury | Low-energy geriatric trauma patients had worse functional outcomes compared to the high-energy geriatric trauma patients after one or more years post-injury. | |
| Van Leeuwen et al. [35] | 2016 | Retrospective cohort study, III | 124 | Physical function (CAT), pain intensity (SF) | Any traumatic injury | IEQ, PHQ-2, PSEQ-2, PCS-4 | Race, employment status, cause of injury, and perception of self-efficacy are all risk factors for worse PROMIS Physical Function scores, while catastrophic thinking is a risk factor for worse PROMIS Pain Interference scores. |
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