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. 2017 Oct 23;57(1):140–151. doi: 10.1093/rheumatology/kex322

Table 4.

Parent/carer version of PROM and PREM questionnaires

Parent/carer version of PROM and PREM questionnaires (children aged <11 years)
Completed by: Mother Father Other (relationship to child)
PROM: To be completed prior to seeing the doctor
Patient outcome Never Sometimes Often Most of the time
Question 1: Physical well-being
Over the past month, how often has each of the following interfered with your child’s daily activities?
    Fatigue (having very little energy)
    Pain
    Poor sleep
    Medication (side effects)
Question 2: Social well-being
Over the last month, how often has your child’s condition interfere with the things your child likes to do (e.g. playing sport, going to the park, playing out, socialising with friends).
Question 3: Emotional well-being
Over the last month, how often has your child felt sad/worried or frustrated?
PREM: To be completed after seeing the doctor
Patient experience Not at all A bit Mostly Fully
Question 1: During today’s hospital visit, were your/your child’s questions and concerns listened to and answered in a way that you/your child could understand?
Question 2: How well do you and your child understand your child’s treatment plan?
Question 3: How well supported do you and your child feel in between hospital visits?
Question 4: Was the environment in which you waited today suitable for you/your child and your family (those attending the appointment)
Patient experience No unacceptable delays Unacceptable delay
<15 min 15–30 min 30 min to 1 h 1–2 h >2 h
Question 5: From your appointment time today did you experience a delay you felt unacceptable and if so by how long?