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See Latest ArticlesDevelopment and validation of a patient-centred Measure of Activity Limitation (MAL) in rheumatoid arthritis
Rheumatology, 03/26/07
L. Goodacre, et al. - This study sought to understand patients’ experiences of activity limitation in rheumatoid arthritis (RA) to inform the development and preliminary validation of a new patient-centred assessment tool...Conclusion: Our results suggest that the MAL is valid, reliable and sensitive to self-reported change. The MAL may provide a useful patient-centred adjunct to existing measures of activity limitation
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