PROMIS-SSRA - PROMIS Item Bank v2.0, Satisfaction with Social Roles and Activities

Overview

Purpose

Measure global, physical, mental, and social health for adults and children

Respondents

• Proxy
• Person with a Disability

Administration Method

Survey

Administration Mode

In-person

Developer

Health Measures (funded by NIH)

0

Population

Physical Disability

Instrument Citation(s)

Psychometric Citation

• Cella, D., Riley, W., Stone, A., Rothrock, N., Reeve, B., Yount, S., . . . PROMIS Cooperative Group. (2010). The Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System (PROMIS) Developed and Tested Its First Wave of Adult Self-Reported Health Outcome Item Banks: 2005-2008. Journal of Clinical Epidemiology, 63(11), 1179-1194.

  Type of Publication

  Peer review

  Instrument Language

  English

  Sample: Age (Mean and Range)

  Range: 18-65+ years

  Sample: Age Group

  18-64 Years, 65+ Years

  Sample: Countries/State

  United States

  Sample: Disability Type

  Other

  Sample: Gender (%male)

  48%

  Sample: Race/Ethnicity (%)

  82% white;
  9% black;
  8% multiracial;
  and 1% others

  Sample: Sampling Strategy

  A sample-matching procedure to select representative sample

  Sample: Size

  21133 in Wave 1

  Reliability: Internal Consistency

  Cronbach's Alpha for all subscale (ɑ>.88)

  Reliability: Other Evidence

  The consistently low standard errors across most the measurement continuum provides confidence in the precision of score estimates, even at the individual level.

  Validity: Construct (Convergent and Discriminant)

  Construct validity is based on correlations between scores on item banks, item bank short forms, and legacy measures:
  (1) Physical function full bank is correlated at r = 0.96 with the short form and -0.80 to -0.88 with legacy measures;
  (2) Fatigue full bank is correlated at r = 0.76 with the short form and .89 to .95 with legacy measures;
  (3) Pain full bank is correlated at r = .98 (behavior) and .95 (interference) with the short form and -.86 to .85 with legacy measures; banks are correlated at r = 0.69
  (4) Sleep full bank is correlated at r = .96 (disturbance) and .98 (sleep-related impairment) with the short form and .25 to .85 with legacy measures; The banks are correlated at r = 0.75
  (5) Emotional distress: correlated at r = .96 (Anger), .96 (anxiety), and .96 (depression); from .51 to .83 with legacy measures; banks are correlated from .51 to .81;
  (6) Social health: correlated at .99 with short forms (for both satisfaction with participation in discretionary social activities and satisfaction with participation in social roles); .44 to .76 with legacy measures; banks are correlated at .93

  Study design

  Cross-sectional