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P8 Enhancing PROMIS® score interpretation through a Story-Based Score Guide: Development and methodological insights
Runxi Xiao, PhD

P10 Optimization and validation of the Core Module for the TCM Spleen-Stomach Disorders PRO Scale (SSD-PRO)
Yan Qiaofeng

P13 Responsiveness of pediatric v2.0 and v3.0 PROMIS® Pain Interference, Upper Extremity and Mobility
Michiel A.J. Luijten, PhD

P14 Psychometric properties of Dutch-Flemish PROMIS® pediatric measures in the Dutch pediatric oncology population (8-17 years)
Anne Westerweel, MSc

P16 Relationship between PROMIS® Depression and PROMIS Pain Interference in patients recovering from ankle surgery
Marissa Pazik, MS, LAT, ATC, CSCS

P17 Developing a Dutch PROPr value set: Study design and lessons learned
Benjamin Schalet, PhD

P18 Interpretation of Neuro-QOL domains across a spectrum of patients living with multiple sclerosis
Deborah Miller, PhD

P21 The PROPr and QLU-C10D are more responsive to change than the EQ-5D-5L in cancer patients
Antje Förster, MD

P22 Patient-reported outcomes and their associated factors at 1- and 2-year follow-up after lumbar spine surgery
Ling Jie Cheng, PhD, MPH

P24 Comparing linking approaches for patient-reported outcomes under non-normal distribution: A Monte Carlo simulation study
Jiwon Kim, PhD

P26 Comparing linking approaches for patient-reported outcomes under non-normal distribution: A Monte Carlo simulation study
Henry Shu, MD

P28 Health status in kidney replacement therapy: A subgroup analysis of the CONVINCE randomized controlled trial
Ngoc Pham, MSc

P31 Assessment of differential item functioning of PROMIS®-Fatigue SF-8a by health literacy among community adults
Rowida Mohamed, PhD

P33 Cultural and linguistic assessment of patient-reported outcome measures (PROMs) for people with a migration background
Ellen Elsman, PhD

P34 Trajectories of symptoms and functions among women from late pregnancy to puerperium
Zhuting Zheng

P35 PROMIS® recovery trajectories, MCID achievement, and predictors following ankle arthrodesis
Ahmet Toygun Yildirim, MD

P37 Patient-reported health outcome measures for young adults living with life-limiting conditions
Rachel Chambers, BSc (Hons), MSc

P38 Community-based organizations and value-based care partnerships: Leveraging PROMIS® for client-centered outcome assessment
Adrian Crafford, MPH

P39 PROMIS® in orthopaedic trauma: How do we get patients on board?
Caryn Lindsey, DSW, LCSW

P40 Use of Knowledge-To-Action Model to implement the NeuroQoL across multi-site neurologic outpatient rehabilitation clinics
Michael Duchaj, PT, MPT

P41 Comparison of the accuracy of pencil-and-paper scoring and the HealthMeasures scoring with PROMIS® profiles
Miya Segawa

P43 Introducing the PQOLI-DI: Addressing the Gaps in quality of life measures for disabled populations
Piper Smith, BA

P45 Trajectories of physical/social function in early rheumatoid arthritis using PROMIS® symptom clusters
Susan Bartlett, PhD

P49 Leveraging PROMIS® and HealthMeasures to develop non-motor patient-reported outcome measures for early Parkinson’s disease trials
Sara Shaunfield, PhD

P53 Insights from PROMIS® on impact of adolescent idiopathic scoliosis on psychosocial well-being and physical function
Donna Oeffinger, PhD

P55 A stress reduction supplement improves acute PROMIS® depression and stress scores in a clinical study
Edward Dosz, PhD

P57 Pain in adolescent idiopathic scoliosis: Prevalence and associations with physical function and well-being
Donna Oeffinger, PhD

P59 Comparing PROMIS® tools and FACT-G in a randomized digital health coaching trial of cancer survivors
Rebecca Johnson Beller, PhD, BSN, RN, NBC-HWC

P63 Application of PROMIS® to address the physical and psychosocial burden of pediatric cyclic vomiting syndrome
Kimberly Brown, PhD

P65 PROMIS® demonstrates HRQOL impairments in patients with new inflammatory arthritis due to cancer immunotherapy
Clifton Bingham, MD

P67 Bivariate latent change score modeling of PROMIS® Pain Interference and Physical Function in osteoarthritis
Aaron Kaat, PhD

P82 Electronic patient-reported outcome measures (ePROMs) for triaging and scheduling outpatient appointments: A systematic review
Chen He, MBBS, MRCP

P83 Application of electronic patient-reported outcomes (ePROs) for quality measure reporting in outpatient mental health care
Emily Berich-Anastasio, MPH, LGPC

P84 MyCommunication-Adults: Psychometric properties of a new generic communicative participation measure and development of short forms
Nicole ter Wal, MA

P85 Evaluating digital health intervention combining telehealth coaching and app support for cancer patients using PROMIS®-10
Rosie Bahen-Wright

P87 Development and validation of MyCommunication-Youth: A self-report measure for communicative participation in children and adolescents
Eline Alons, MSc

P90 Sentiment analysis of open-text survey responses: Using PROMs to assess differences in affective states
Michiel A.J. Luijten, PhD

P92 Associated patient-reported outcome measures: Do linked change scores tell the whole story?
David Cella, PhD

P93 Predicting physical function from standardized physical performance, PROMIS® and activity monitor measures in older adults
Gavin McBride, PT, DPT, MS, CCS

P94 Are PROMIS® scores sensitive to functional differences in children with lower limb amputations?
Anita Bagley, PhD, MPH

P101 Mapping ICF Concepts in physical therapy goals to PROMIS® Physical Function items in chronic lower back pain
Yuxi Jiang, MS

P104 Differential responsiveness and minimally important differences of patient-reported outcomes: Truth or artefact?
Ling Jie Cheng, PhD, MPH

P105 A systematic review and head-to-head comparison of EQ-5D and PROPr: Psychometric performance and distributional patterns
Xin Zhang, PhD

P106 Estimating PROMIS® Global-10 severity thresholds among community dwelling and hospitalized adults with multiple chronic conditions
Maria Edelen, PhD, MA

P107 Evaluating construct validity of the patient-reported outcomes measurement information system 16-item profile in total laryngectomy patients
Maria Edelen, PhD, MA

P108 Meaningful change estimates of different PROMIS® short forms within domains do not differ
Devin Peipert, PhD

P111 Comparing the PROMIS®-Anxiety to PROsetta GAD-7 crosswalk in solid organ transplant recipients
Istvan Mucsi, MD, PhD

P113 Perceived social support following extremity trauma: Does sex matter?
Anna LeJeune, BSE

P114 Patient-reported Physical and Mental Health Among Factors Associated with the Timeliness of Total Knee Replacement
Hassan Ghomrawi, PhD

P116 Identifying patients with delayed pain interference recovery after solid organ transplantation using supervised cluster analysis
Jad Fadlallah, MS

P118 Psychometric validation of PROMIS® Global Health using EQ-5D-3L in a representative Korean adult sample
Jiseon Lee, Master of Science

P119 Psychometric validation of Korean PROMIS® Pain Interference item bank and short forms
Yeonjung Lim, MSN

P122 Which psychosocial PROMIS® measures are correlated to physical function in patients with knee osteoarthritis?
Jeff Houck, PT, PhD

P123 Comparison of validity in patient-reported outcome measures in an epithelial ovarian cancer cohort
Kandyce Keller, MPH

P128 Use of 3-month STarT back screening tool in predicting PROMIS®-29 domains
Jacquelyn S. Pennings, PhD