Accepted papers:
The Implications of Measure Construction for the Reporting of Scores. John M. Linacre
Practical Implication of Item Response Models for Computerized Adaptive Health Assessments. John E. Ware, Jr.
Identifying Equivalent Items Across 7 National WHOQOL Databases Preliminary Results. Alain Leplege
Computerized Measurement of Quality of Life Using Repertory Grid. Peter Allerup
Making the Case for Fundamental Measurement with MEPS/CAHPS Quality of Care Data: From Concrete Counts of Survey Responses to Abstract Measures of Health Care Quality. William P. Fisher, Jr.
Development and Initial Validation of a Knee Evaluation Tool. Chih-Hung Chang
Construct Validation of the WeeFIM Instrument Result of a Survey of 12 Inpatient Rehabilitation Facilities. Christine C. Chen
Refining a Measure of Brain Injury Sequelae to Predict Post-acute Rehabilitation Outcome: Rasch Analysis of the Mayo-Portland Adaptability Inventory. James F. Malec
The Measurement of Cerebral Functioning in Low Level Neurological States. Theresa Louise-Bender Pape
Applying Rasch Methods to Radiographic Scaling in Rheumatoid Arthritis: Introduction of a Shortened Erosion Scale. Frederick Wolfe
Defining High Order Dimensions of Self-Reported Health. Chih-Hung Chang
Evaluation of the MOS SF-36 Physical Functioning Scale (PF-10): Comparison of Relative Precision Using Likert and Rasch Scoring Methods. Dennis Hart
Measuring Patient Satisfaction and Dissatisfaction. Elizabeth Hahn
Reliability, Validity and Practicality in the Measurement of Symptoms of Mental Illness. Ken Conrad
The Development of a Hand Function Assessment. Christine C. Chen
Rasch Analysis of the Functional Independence Measure for Chinese Stroke Patients Aged 80 Years and Above in Hong Kong. Eric Ming-Chung Wong
LIFEware & Rasch Analysis: Powerful Tools for Managing Persons with Chronic Health Conditions. Carl V. Granger
Using Clinical Judgement to Pivot Anchor Rating Scales. Rita Bode
Development of an Osteoporosis Quality of Life Questionnaire by Equating Items From Two Existing Instruments. Luis Prieto
Rasch Perspectives on Cross Cultural Validity. Alan Tennant
A Facets Approach to Measuring the Communication Skills of Medical Students in Acute-Care Settings. George Karabatsos
Disability Measurements and Public Policy: Problems and Possible Solutions. Weimo Zhu
Relationship Between Cognitive Impairments and Rated Activity Restrictions in Stroke Patients. Siegfried Gauggel
Further Adventures in the Objective Measurement of Physician Work. Robert Florin
Measuring Change: Item Calibrations at Admission vs. Discharge. Larry Ludlow
Evaluating CARF. The Rehabilitation Accreditation Commission Performance Indicators. Patricia Taylor
An Emerging Research Program in Outcomes Measurement and Analysis at the National Cancer Institute. Joseph Lipscomb
Influence of Linear Measures on the Reporting of Functional Independence Measure Effect Sizes. Craig Velozo
Using Variable Maps to Convey the Effectiveness of Treatment: An Example with War Veterans Diagnosed with PTSD. Everett Smith
Age Differences in IADL and ADL Disabilities: Evidence for Differential Item Functioning. William Spector
Item Re-Ordering as a Consequence to Low Vision Rehabilitation. Robert W. Massof
Developing an Assessment Instrument (the FMI) for Evaluating and Training Individuals with Severe Disabilities. Moonset (Yueh-Hsia) Yu
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