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PROMIS-UE
(Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System – Upper Extremity)
Focus:
PROMIS-UE evaluates upper extremity function, including daily activities, strength, and physical performance.
Relevant Survey:
- Body Part: Upper Extremity (Shoulder, Elbow, Wrist, Hand)
- Area Of Focus: Arm Function, Pain, Daily Activity Limitations
A validated PROM widely used in orthopedic and rehabilitation settings for upper limb disorders.
Description:
PROMIS-UE assesses the patient’s ability to perform everyday upper extremity activities. It uses standardized scoring (T-scores), allowing comparison across populations and conditions. It is applied in surgical outcomes, rehabilitation, and research on functional recovery of the upper limb.
Use Cases:
- Monitoring recovery after upper extremity surgery.
- Evaluating physical therapy outcomes for hand, wrist, or shoulder disorders.
- Comparing surgical and non-surgical treatment efficacy.
- Researching functional limitations in upper limb conditions.
- Patient counseling and individualized care planning.
Number Of Questions:
8–10 items (short form)
Click here to view the questionnaire.
Questionnaire Survey Consists of:
8–10 items assessing:
- Lifting, carrying, or gripping objects
- Reaching overhead or behind the back
- Fine motor tasks
- Pain interference with function
