Quality	Definition	Criteria to rate the quality
Content validity	The extent to which the domain of interest is comprehensively sampled by the items in the measure	Face validity by participants and research team
Readability	The questionnaire is understandable for all patients	Completed questionnaire
		Qualitative feedback
Internal consistency	The extent to which items in a subscale are inter-correlated; a measure of the homogeneity of the subscale	Factor analysis was applied in order to provide the dimensionality of the measure Cronbach’s alpha between 0.70 an 0.90 for each subscale <15% of the respondents achieved the highest or lowest possible score
Floor-ceiling effects	The measure fails to demonstrate a worse score in patients who were clinically deteriorated and/or an improved score in patients who clinically improved
Responsiveness	The ability to detect important change over time in the concept being measured	Face evaluation by research team
Practicality considerations	Burden to student and administration	Time to complete
		Ease of scoring