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Is the Patient Outcomes of Surgery (POS)-Hand/Arm Questionnaire a Reliable, Valid and Responsive Measurement of Patient-Based Outcomes in Hand and Upper Limb Surgery
Journal of Hand Surgery (European Volume), 09/01/09

Scott AD et al. – The POS–Hand/Arm questionnaire responses were psychometrically evaluated and it was shown to have high internal consistency; high total–item correlations; signification scale correlations with the SF–36; and a low proportion of missing data. The POS–Hand/Arm questionnaire is a psychometrically sound instrument that can be used pre– and post–surgery to evaluate patient–based outcomes for a wide range of conditions in hand and upper limb surgery.

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