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Table 2 Psychometric properties at baseline and 1 year after primary hip joint replacement

From: Psychometric properties of the Brief Pain Inventory among patients with osteoarthritis undergoing total hip replacement surgery

  

Baseline

1 year after surgery

 

Number of items

N

% Floor 5

%Ceiling 6

Cronbach's α 7

N

% Floor 5

%Ceiling 6

Cronbach's

α7

Brief Pain Inventory

         

Pain severity index1

4

232

0

1

0.88

200

21

0

0.91

Function interference index2

7

234

0.4

1.3

0.87

191

24

0

0.95

WOMAC 3

         

Pain

5

247

0.4

1.6

0.79

203

37

0

0.87

Stiffness

2

247

0.8

4.0

0.70

203

28

0

0.84

Physical function

17

248

0

0

0.93

202

9

0

0.96

SF-36 Scale 4

         

Physical functioning

10

248

4

0

0.82

201

1

4

0.92

Role-physical

4

247

82

4

0.84

197

37

34

0.89

Bodily pain

2

250

6

0

0.68

200

0.5

27

0.87

General health

5

240

0.8

3

0.69

196

0

7

0.81

Vitality

4

242

3

0

0.82

199

0

4

0.86

Social functioning

2

250

4

18

0.82

202

0.5

56

0.89

Role-emotional

3

242

42

40

0.91

198

23

60

0.89

Mental health

5

240

0

7

0.85

198

0

12

0.78

  1. 1 Range 0 - 40 (no pain, pain as bad you can image)
  2. 2 Range 0 - 70 (does not interfere, interferes completely)
  3. 3 Range 0 - 10 (no problem, maximum problem)
  4. 4 Range 0 - 100 (poor health status, maximal health status)
  5. 5 % scoring worst possible value
  6. 6 % scoring best possible value
  7. 7 Internal consistency reliability