The study was conducted in two phases: Phase 1 - the translation and cross-cultural adaptation of NPRS and GROC to Nepali, including the pre-testing of the translated Nepali versions; and Phase 2 – investigation of the psychometric properties of NPRS-NP.
Validation of Nepali NPRS for Musculoskeletal Pain
The study was conducted in two phases: Phase 1 - the translation and cross-cultural adaptation of NPRS and GROC to Nepali, including the pre-testing of the translated Nepali versions; and Phase 2 – investigation of the psychometric properties of NPRS-NP.
Corresponding Organization : Kathmandu University
Other organizations : Scheer Memorial Adventist Hospital, University of Sydney, University of Otago
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- Psychometric properties of a patient-reported outcome measure
- Participants must be: (1) over 18 years, (2) a citizen of Nepal, (3) able to understand and speak Nepali fluently, (4) able to say numbers from 0 to 10 in order, and (5) currently experiencing musculoskeletal pain
- Exclusion criteria included: any past surgeries related to the current pain; recent history of trauma; presence of red flags suggesting the presence of tumor and infection; and diagnosed psychiatric illnesses
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