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IRT can provide two useful measures; difficulty and discrimination, both of which are technical properties of the Item Characteristic Curve (ICC).

The SEP risk factors with the most consistent association across studies were asset based measures (e.g. composite measures); education; measures of financial difficulty and subjective measures of financial circumstance.

The SEP risk factors with the most consistent association across studies were asset based measures (particularly composite scores); education; measures of financial difficulty; and subjective measures of financial circumstances.

Studies reported on a range of financial measures and were categorised into those using: estimated income; measures of financial difficulty; and subjective measures of financial circumstances.

17 The underlying structure of the CES-D consists of four dimensions of depression: seven items measure depressed affect, four items measure positive affect, two items measure interpersonal difficulties and seven items measure somatic symptoms.

The Me and My School Questionnaire (M&MS) is a self-report measure for children aged eight years and above that measures emotional difficulties and behavioural difficulties, and has been previously validated in a community sample.

It is therefore important to investigate ways of identifying eating capability both through objective measures of strength and subjective measures of perceived difficulty and liking.

Main outcome measures: Access difficulties and waiting times, cost-related access problems, and ratings of physicians and quality of care.

Favorable treatment effects were seen for three outcome measures at six-month follow-up (for total difficulties, number of types of problems and strengths), but these faded to non-significance at the 12-month follow-up for two of the three measures (total difficulties and strengths).

We measure "difficulty" by utilizing software complexity metrics and the "slow" in CPU cycles.

Among the PROMIS subscales, physical functioning was most strongly associated with disease grades and measures of breathing difficulty and functioning.