Below, we describe these outcome measures in more detail.
This study tested the association between these outcome measures.
None of these outcome indicators evaluated disability, quality of life or patients' satisfaction with care.
All these outcome measures have limitations and are prone to bias.
Unfortunately, regarding these outcome parameters even less data exists for neurostimulation devices in headache treatment.
These outcome are presented through a combination of an icon array and simulated narratives.
Correlation between the MMSE and FIM cognitive subscale and these outcome parameters were nearly identical.
The inter-correlations of these outcome measures were fair to moderate supporting their distinctiveness.
These outcome tools must be validated with a process of translation and adaptation before being used in practice [1, 2].
For studies that reported multiple parameters within these outcome categories, the most representative parameter was included for further analysis.
We also use these outcome measures to examine inequity in access to health care facilities.
