EuroQol (The EuroQol Group, 1999) [3] |
mobility, self–care, usual activities, pain/discomfort, anxiety/depression and an overall evaluation of health |
8 |
generic |
perceived health status |
McMaster Health Index Questionnaire (Chambers et al., 1976) [4]
|
physical, emotional, social
|
20 |
generic |
both |
Nottingham Health Profile (Hunt et al., 1981) [5] |
pain, physical mobility, emotional reactions, energy, social isolation sleep |
5 |
generic |
perceived health status |
London Handicap Scale(Harwood et al., 1994) [6] |
mobility, physical independence, occupation, social integration, orientation, economic self– sufficiency and an overall handicap severity score |
5 |
generic |
perceived health status |
Reintegration to Normal Living Index (RNLI)
(Wood-Dauphinee and Williams, 1988) [7]
|
daily functioning daily activity (work and school); recreational and social activities; general coping skills perception of self presentation of self to
others
|
10 |
generic |
perceived health status |
Frenchay Activities Index
(Holbrook and Skillbeck, 1983) [8]
|
domestic chores, leisure/work, outdoor activities
|
5 |
generic |
perceived health status |
36–Item Short–Form Health Survey – SF–36 (Ware et al. 1992) [9]
|
physical functioning, role limitations due to physical health, bodily pain, general health perceptions, vitality, social functioning, role limitations due to emotional problems mental health
|
10–15 |
generic |
perceived health status |
Stroke–Adapted 30–Item Version of the Sickness Impact Profile (SA–SIP 30)
(Van Straten et al.,1997, 2000)
[10, 11]
|
body care and movement, social interaction, mobility, communication, emotional behavior, household management, alertness behavior, ambulation
|
15 |
specific |
perceived health status |
WHOQOL – Bref
(Skevington et al., 2004) [12]
|
physical, psychological, psychological, social relationships, environment, and general satisfaction with life and health.
|
10–15 |
generic |
both |
Ferrans and Powers Quality of Life Index (stroke version)
(Ferrans and Powers, 1985) [13]
|
health and functioning, social and economic, psychological/spiritual,
family
|
20–30 |
specific |
evaluation |
Stroke Impact Scale (SIS–59)
(Duncan et al., 1999) [14]
|
strength, hand function, activities of daily living, instrumental activities of daily living, mobility, communication,emotion, memory and thinking, participation
|
15–20 |
specific |
perceived health status |
Stroke Specific Quality of Life Scale (SS–QOL)
(Williams et al., 1999) [15]
|
mobility, energy, upper extremity, function, work/productivity, mood, self–care, social roles, family roles, vision, language, thinking, personality
|
10–15 |
specific |
perceived health status |