NSCAP
The NSCAP assesses the frequency, targeted outcome (e.g., “to manage pain”), perceived effectiveness, and setting of these approaches.
Musculoskeletal Pain Population
Pain Management Collaboratory Coronavirus Pandemic (COVID-19) Measures
The 5-item PMC COVID-19 measure assesses five potential domains of pandemic impact: access to healthcare, social support, finances, ability to meet basic needs, and mental or emotional health. Two additional items assess infection status (personal and household) and hospitalization.
Pain Intensity Threshold
In surveys of patients with chronic pain, pain intensity is described as a critically important dimension of the pain experience and a crucial target of pain treatments (Turk et al., 2008). Moreover, panels of pain experts have suggested that “For most clinical trials of chronic pain treatments, a measure of pain intensity will provide the primary outcome measure.”
AUDIT-C
The Alcohol Disorders Identification Test-Concise (AUDIT-C) is a brief alcohol use disorder screening instrument that reliably identifies individuals who are at risk for alcohol use disorder (including alcohol abuse or dependence).
PEG
The PEG is a brief, convenient, patient-reported pain outcome measure that is derived from the Brief Pain Inventory.