PROMIS Standards for Measure Development

The PROMIS® Instrument Development and Psychometric Evaluation Scientific Standardspdf icon provides clinicians and researchers with a set of standards that serve as the scientific foundation and guidance for the development for the development and evaluation of PROMIS® item banks and instruments.

Selected Publications

Below are selected references that provide the best summary of PROMIS instruments. A complete list of PROMIS in the literature can be found at the Publications by Year page.

General

A triplet of manuscripts published in the Journal of Clinical Epidemiology speaks to the reliability and validity of PROMIS instruments.

One manuscript summarizes content validity issues discussed within PROMIS.

One manuscript outlines minimally important differences for PROMIS measures.

One manuscript describes PROMIS methodologies and the benefits of using PROMIS tools to measure health outcomes in children.

Three earlier manuscripts describe the PROMIS instrument development methodology.

Pediatric

Parent Proxy

Physical Function

Adult

Pediatric

Pain

Adult

Pediatric

Fatigue

Sleep

Asthma Impact

Emotional Distress

Adult

Pediatric

Psychosocial Illness Impact

Sexual Function

Social Health

Global Health

Clinical Practice

Disease-Specific Assessment

  • Khanna, D., Krishnan, E., DeWitt, E.M., Khanna, P.P., Spiegel, B., & Hays, R.D. (2011). The future of measuring patient-reported outcomes in rheumatology: Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System (PROMIS). Arthritis Care & Research, 63, S486-S490.
  • Spiegel, B.M., Khanna. D., Bolus, R., Agarwal, N., Khanna, P., Chang, L. (2011). Understanding gastrointestinal distress: a framework for clinical practice. Am J Gastroenterol, 106(3), 380-5.

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