Sentence examples for shortened questionnaire from inspiring English sources
Among the 772 subjects with squamous cell carcinoma of the oral cavity, 689 (89.2%) filled a complete questionnaire and 83 (10.8%) a shortened questionnaire.
The shortened questionnaire proved to have good psychometric properties, providing excellent reliability, satisfactorily reproducing the proposed structure and supplying evidence of validity.
This shortened questionnaire, which contained five general BRFs and consisted of 75 items, was extracted from the full version that contained ten further specific risk factors and a total of 150 items.
We piloted a second, revised and shortened, questionnaire, which included a 30-item short-form of the ACPQ, with 88 in-service students at the Hanoi school of Public Health.
The Multiple Mood Scale (MMS), Betts (1909) Shortened Questionnaire on Mental Imagery (QMI), and a visual analog scale (VAS) of imagery vividness, salivary cortisol (CS) levels, general stress and general health were used in the sessions.
The goal of the current study was to propose a shortened Spanish WOMAC version based on previously shortened versions and to evaluate the validity, reliability, and responsiveness of this shortened questionnaire for patients with hip OA, combining classical and modern statistical techniques, such as Rasch analysis.
Additionally, shortened questionnaires will be completed at 6 weeks and 3 months after surgery.
As there are no standardised methods for shortening questionnaires, we built upon international literature to develop a set of criteria to identify core items including relevance, importance, and comprehensiveness.
Fatigue was assessed with the Shortened Fatigue Questionnaire.
We shortened the questionnaire mainly through an exploratory factor analysis, using principal-axis factoring extraction with Varimax rotation.
Because a recent Dutch article [ 9] recommended the Shortened Fatigue Questionnaire (SFQ) for assessing fatigue in clinical practice, this scale was also included in the analysis.
