Health measurement scales a practical guide to their development

The increased awareness of the impact of health care on the quality of human life means that clinical researchers working in a wide spectrum of disciplines need information about measures such as pain, depression, or function. A sound, scientific and reproduceable system of measurement is required b...

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Main Authors: Streiner, David L. (Author), Norman, Geoffrey R. (Author)
Format: Book
Published: Oxford Oxford University Press ©1995
Edition:SECOND EDITION
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