Table 2 Structural characteristics of the questionnaires identified for the shoulder
Name | Acronym | No of items | Sub-category | Time to complete | Measurement | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
American Shoulder and Elbow Surgeons [24] | ASES | 11 | Pain Function | 5Â min | 100 | Free |
Kerlan–Jobe Orthopaedic Clinic Shoulder and Elbow [21] | KJOCSE | 10 |  | 10 min | 100 | Free |
Nottingham Clavicle Score [19] | NCS | 10 | Pain in bed at night Ability to lift heavy objects and overhead strength Cosmetic satisfaction Movements and clicking within the shoulder Ingling and numbness in the arm and neck Heavy or dragging sensations in the arm | 10Â min | 100 | Free |
Oxford Shoulder Score [20] | OSS | 12 | – | 3–5 min | 12–60 | Free |
Rotator Cuff Quality of Life [25] | RC-QoL | 30 | Physical alterations Job Recreational/sports activities Social aspects Lifestyle | 10–15 min | 0–300 | Free |
Simple Shoulder Test [26] | SST | 12 | – | 5 min | 0–100 | Free |
Shoulder Pain and Disability Index [27] | SPADI | 13 | Pain Function | 5 min | 0–100 | Free |
University of California—Los Angeles [26] | UCLA | 2 | Pain Function | 3 min | 0–10 0–10 | Free |
Western Ontario Osteoarthritis of the Shoulder [22] | WOOS | 19 | Physical symptoms Sport/recreation/work Lifestyle Emotions | 10 min | 0–1900 | Free |
Western Ontario Shoulder Instability [23] | WOSI | 21 | Physical symptoms Sport/recreation/work function Lifestyle function Emotional well-being | 10 min | 0–2100 | Free |