Performance of PROMIS® CATs Versus Short forms in Detecting Change Ron D. Hays October 3, 2011 International Association for Computer.

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Performance of PROMIS® CATs Versus Short forms in Detecting Change Ron D. Hays October 3, 2011 International Association for Computer Adaptive Testing (IACAT) Asilomar Conference Center--Pacific Grove, CA

PROMIS Profiles Anxiety Depression Fatigue Pain Interference Sleep Disturbance Physical Function Social Role Mental Physical Social

Seung W. Choi et al. (2009, p. 125) “Compared with full-bank scores, all short forms and CAT produced highly correlated scores, but CAT outperformed each static short form in almost all criteria. However, short-form selection strategies performed only marginally worse than CAT.” – Post-hoc simulations for 28-item PROMIS depressive symptoms bank 4

PROMIS Assessment Center CATs Typical settings – Maximum likelihood weighted information (MLWI) – First item picked to maximize information around mean theta – Stop with SE <= 0.30 (z-score); <=3 (T-score) 5

Baseline Assessment Weeks Post-Transplant Follow-Up Assessment Home internet or CATI In-Clinic Internet

Domain/Item% of people getting this item in CAT* Baseline Follow-up Physical Function CAT PFC12-Does your health now limit you in doing two hours of physical labor? 10 0 PFA11- Are you able to do chores such as vacuuming or yard work? In the past 7days PFA53- Are you able to run errands and shop? In the past 7 days57 19 PFA42-Are you able to carry a laundry basket up a flight of stairs? In the past 7 days PFB13- Are you able to carry a shopping bag or briefcase? In the past 7 days30 10 PFA7- How much do physical health problems now limit your usual physical activities (such as walking or climbing stairs)? In the past 7 days PFC38- Are you able to walk at a normal speed?26 8 PFB7- Does your health now limit you in doing strenuous activities such as backpacking, skiing, playing tennis, bicycling or jogging? 13 PFC36-Does your health now limit you in walking more than a mile?13 33 PFB5- Does your health now limit you in hiking a couple of miles on uneven surfaces, including hills? In the past 7 days? PFC56- Does your health now limit you in walking about the house? 4 2 PFA1- Does your health now limit you in doing vigorous activities, such as running, lifting heavy objects, participating in strenuous sports? In the past 7 days 2 2 PFA23- Are you able to go for a walk of at least 15 minutes?2 0 PFC13- Are you able to run 100 yards?2 0 PFA4- Does your health now limit you in doing heavy work around the house like scrubbing floors, or lifting or moving heavy furniture? In the past 7 days 0 31 Short form = 10 items

Fatigue CAT FATIMP3- In the past 7 days how often did you have to push yourself to get things done because of your fatigue? 100 An3- In the past 7 days I have trouble starting things because I am tired FATEXP35- In the past 7 days how much were you bothered by your fatigue on average78 65 FATEXP41- In the past 7 days how run-down did you feel on average?52 50 H17- In the past 7 days I feel fatigued52 65 FATEXP40- In the past 7 days how fatigued were you on average? ` 17 FATEXP56- In the past 7 days what was the level of your fatigue on most days?9 0 FATEXP20- In the past 7 days how often did you feel tired? 7 25 An2- In the past 7 days I feel tired4 15 An5- In the past 7 days I have energy 4 13 FATEXP21-In the past 7 days how fatigued were you when your fatigue was at its worst?4 15 FATEXP31- In the past 7 days How often were you energetic? 4 13 FATEXP38-in the past 7 days how fatigued were you on the day you felt most fatigued ?4 15 FATIMP49- In the past 7 days to what degree did your fatigue interfere with your physical functioning? 40 FATEXP16- In the past 7 days how often were you sluggish? 2 6 FATEXP34- In the past 7 days how tired did you feel on average? 215 FATEXP44- In the past 7 days how energetic were you on average ? 24 FATEXP54-In the past 7 days how often did you have physical energy? 24 FATIMP17-In the pat 7 days how often did your fatigue make it difficult to make decisions? 20 Short form = 7 items

Short form = 8 items Depression CAT EDDEP29- In the past 7 days I felt depressed 100 EDDEP36- In the past 7 days I felt unhappy5485 EDDEP04- In the past 7 days I felt worthless5021 EDDEP41- In the past 7 days I felt hopeless4813 EDDEP06- In the past 7 days I felt helpless4613 EDDEP31- In the past 7 days I felt discouraged about the future4677 EDDEP17- In the past 7 days I felt sad4371 EDDEP26- In the past 7 days I felt disappointed in myself3963 EDDEP22- In the past 7 days I felt like a failure3029 EDDEP54- In the past 7 days I felt emotionally exhausted2852 EDDEP46- In the past 7 days I felt pessimistic2648 EEDEP28- In the past 7 days I felt lonely2446 EDDEP23- In the past 7 days I had trouble felling close to people2242 EDDEP30- In the past 7 days I had trouble2235 EDDEP50- In the past 7 da7 I felt guilty1729 EDDEP21- In the past 7 days I felt that I was to blame for things1517 EDESP35- In the past 7 days I found that things in my life were overwhelming215

Social Satisfaction CAT SRPSAT33-In the past 7 days I am satisfied with my ability to do things for fun outside my home100 SRPSAT23-In the past 7 days I am satisfied with my ability to do leisure activities9879 SRPSAT05- In the past 7 days I am satisfied with the amount of time I spend doing leisure activities SRPSAT52- In the past 7 days I am satisfied with my ability to do all of the leisure activities that are really important to me 7294 SRPSAT20- In the past 7 days I am satisfied with my ability to do things for my friends4310 SRPSAT34- In the past 7 days I feel good about my ability to do things for my friends378 SRPSAT36- In the past 7 days I am happy with how much I do for my friends3515 SRPSAT48- In the past 7 days I am satisfied with my ability to do things for fun at home (like reading, listening to music etc.) 288 SRPSAT37- In the past 7 days I am satisfied with the amount of time I spend visiting friends2417 SRPSAT19- In the past 7 days I am satisfied with my ability to do all of the community activities that are really important to me 228 SRPSAT25- In the past 7 days I am satisfied with my current level of activities with my friends2231 SRPSAT10- In the past 7 days I am satisfied with my current level of social activity15 Short form = 7 items

Major COPD Symptoms Cough Sputum (mucus) Dyspnea (SOB) on exertion Exacerbation of COPD: Sustained worsening of COPD symptoms from stable state beyond normal day-to-day variations. Acute onset and requires treatment with antibiotics, corticosteroids or hospitalization or a combination. 11

PROMIS CATs and Short Forms Physical Health – Physical functioning domain – Fatigue domain – Pain Behavior subdomain Interference subdomain Mental Health – Anxiety domain – Anger domain – Depressive symptoms domain Social Health – Discretionary social activities domain – Social roles domain 12

Differences in differences (3 months – baseline) stable (n=79) exacerbators (n=46)t-test of difference Measure∆SD ∆∆ diffsd(diff)Pr > |t| Pf_CAT Pf_SF (10) Fatig_CAT Fatig_SF (7) Painbe_CAT Painbe_SF (7)-1, Painin_CAT Painin_SF (6) Anx_CAT Anx_SF (7) Ang_CAT Ang_SF (8) Dep_CAT Dep_SF (8) Socdsa_CAT Socdsa_SF (7) Socsr_CAT Socsr_SF (7)

Cancer Study Adult cancer patients Enrolled when beginning a new treatment Initial assessment (n=209) Follow-up assessment at 6-12weeks (n=191)

Maximum 75 th Percentile Median 25 th Percentile Minimum Results—Short Forms and CATS

PROMIS short forms and CATs yield similar information about group-level change 16