Validity of the Rotterdam Elderly Pain Observation Scale for institutionalised cognitively impaired Dutch adults

Background: The Rotterdam Elderly Pain Observation Scale (REPOS) has not yet been validated for institutionalised cognitively impaired adults. To fill this gap of knowledge, we tested psychometric properties of the REPOS when used for pain assessment in this population. Methods: In this multicentre...

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Main Authors:	Boerlage, A.A (Author), Sneep, L. (Author), van Dijk, M. (Author), van Rosmalen, J. (Author)
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	Blackwell Publishing Ltd 2021
Subjects:	adult Adult aged Aged Article autism autism spectrum disorder Chronic Pain Scale for Non Verbal Adults with Intellectual Disabilities score clinical trial cognitive defect cognitively impaired controlled study Down syndrome Dutchman female health care personnel human Humans institutionalization intellectual impairment major clinical study male middle aged multicenter study numeric rating scale observational study pain Pain pain assessment pain measurement Pain Measurement prospective study Psychometrics psychometry reference value Reference Values REPOS reproducibility Reproducibility of Results Rotterdam Elderly Pain Observation Scale score scoring system sensitivity and specificity validation videorecording
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