Measurement and control of bias in patient reported outcomes using multidimensional item response theory

There is no report if patients were properly educated on how to define mild, moderate, or severe This allows for a major risk of reporting bias See link: https://t.co/cFtd38PedU

@BillingMartin @SoSimplehealth @OnlinePhysios Cognitive bias https://t.co/oXgGK30vXo https://t.co/w0LKSVJYe3 Information bias, selection bias and confounding: https://t.co/DiYxDliYhA https://t.co/HOPyW8mVvv Bias and item-response theorem: https://t.co/Sc

RT @jrboehnke: 2/5 Issues of #responsestyles are still underappreciated in #PROM literature. This paper investigates them in a #HRQoL measu…

2/5 Issues of #responsestyles are still underappreciated in #PROM literature. This paper investigates them in a #HRQoL measure: https://t.co/C6Lui8BeUA For more detail on modelling response styles, e.g.: - https://t.co/jUJyO3FeTc - https://t.co/wEB8spwjT

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