The included studies were assessed on three dimensions: selection, comparability and outcome (for cohort studies) or exposure (for case control studies).
Functional outcome (assessed on two functional dimensions): (i) role functioning (paid employment, school attendance, and/or meaningful housework) and through; (ii) social functioning (such as independence in community living) assessed using the Life Skills Profile [ 48 ] as well as the Social and Occupational Functioning Scale SOFASS) [ 46 ] as a global measure of functioning.
It is an online questionnaire designed to assess preferences on four dimensions of a learning style model [ 9].
Each dimension is assessed on three levels: no problems, some problems, or severe problems.
The PQRS is composed of 13 questions assessing the patient's perceived status on four dimensions (pain, emotions, function, and cognition), with scoring determined by return to pre-operative status.
The SF-6D [ 6, 7] is a generic preference based measure derived from SF-36/SF-12 SF-36/SF-12 SF-36/SF-12 six dimensions (physical functhating, role functioning, sociassessesioning, pain, mental health, vitality) with fonr to six response options (thereby dimensions 18,000 health states).
The HUI2 assesses capacity on six dimensions (or attributes) of health status: sensation (vision, hearing, and speech), mobility, emotion, cognition, self-care, and pain.
This framework focuses on four dimensions of thinking.
We asked participants to individually assess the consultations on three dimensions of quality of communication.
The CPG 23 is a seven-item scale which assesses pain severity on two dimensions: disability and intensity.
