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Introduction to Medicine I 2011-2012 Class 6 Regent Teacher: Altamiro Costa Pereira Supervisor Teachers: Cristina da Costa Santos Gustavo Bacelar
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Title Keywords Introduction Aim References Different Scales: Different Answers? 2
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Visual Analogue Scales Numeric Rating Scales Questionnarie Bias Questionnaire design Different Scales: Different Answers? 4
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5 Questionnaire Main tool for collecting data in surveys [1] Research instrument consisting of a series of questions for the purpose of gathering information from respondents about a certain subject In Medicine, questionnaires are developed to measure patient’s opinion Hartman, J.M.(2002); Hogikyan (2002); Pesudovs, K. (2007)
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Investigators have found it difficult to decide … ◦ Is the instrument of measurement appropriate ? ◦ Does questionnaire need to be specially developed for their study? Different Scales: Different Answers? 6 Pesudovs, K. (2007)
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Different Scales: Different Answers? 7 Quality of questionnaire results Questionnaire design Questionnaire measurement the choice of scale Choi (2005)
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Distortions of truth, intentional or non-intentional, that change the outcome of the study Different Scales: Different Answers? 8 BIAS Choi (2005); Hartman (2002)
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Different Scales: Different Answers? 9 VALIDITY starts when the author antecipates specific biases that might influence the results and he tries to control these biases in the design, conduct and analysis of their work. [1]1 Hartman (2002)
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Visual analog scale ( VAS ) straight line; a point has to be placed by the respondent. Different Scales: Different Answers? 10 Numeric rating scales ( NRS ) specific pre-determined points separated by equal interval. The respondent must choose from one of the points provided. Choi (2005); Hartman (2002); Pires (2011)
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Visual analog scale ( VAS ) Results: the rating has to be measured afterwards objectivizes patient´s perception Different Scales: Different Answers? 11 Numeric rating scales ( NRS ) Results: influence the respondents answer by personal number preferences less objective and precise Bousquet (2007); Price (1994); Rouve (2010); Schiavetti (1983)
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Finding out how different scales, particularly VAS and NRS, can influence an answer Different Scales: Different Answers? 12 Advantages, Disadvantages Aplicability of VRS and NRS
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Different Scales: Different Answers? 13 The differences between the structure and the use of these two scales. Validity Viability Reliability Reproducibility VAS or NRS ?
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Bousquet, P.J., et al., Visual analog scales can assess the severity of rhinitis graded according to ARIA guidelines. Allergy, 2007. 62(4): p. 367- 372. Choi, B.C. and A.W. Pak, A catalog of biases in questionnaires. Prev Chronic Dis, 2005. 2(1): p. A13. Hartman, J.M., et al., Tutorials in clinical research: part IV: recognizing and controlling bias. Laryngoscope, 2002. 112(1): p. 23-31. Hogikyan, N.D. and C.A. Rosen, A review of outcome measurements for voice disorders. Otolaryngol Head Neck Surg, 2002. 126(5): p. 562-72. Pesudovs, K., et al., The development, assessment, and selection of questionnaires. Optometry and Vision Science, 2007. 84(8): p. 663-674. Pires, M.D., G. Oliveira, and M. Behlau, Voice Activity and Participation Profile - VAPP administered in two different scales of response. J Soc Bras Fonoaudiol, 2011. 23(3): p. 297-300. Price, D.D., et al., A comparison of pain measurement characteristics of mechanical visual analogue and simple numerical rating scales. Pain, 1994. 56(2): p. 217-26. Rouve, S., et al., Numeric score and visual analog scale in assessing seasonal allergic rhinitis severity. Rhinology, 2010. 48(3): p. 285-91. Schiavetti, N., et al., Direct magnitude estimation and interval scaling of stuttering severity. J Speech Hear Res, 1983. 26(4): p. 568-73. Different Scales: Different Answers? 14
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Ana Carvalho Diana Castro Fábio Gouveia Inês Marques Inês Farinha Joana Cabrera Different Scales: Different Answers? 15 João Sousa João Costa Mariana Costa Rita Pereira Tânia Pereira
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Introduction to Medicine I 2011-2012 Class 6 Regent Teacher: Altamiro Costa Pereira Supervisor Teachers: Cristina da Costa Santos Gustavo Bacelar
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