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. 2020 Jun 25;61(8):e435–e448. doi: 10.1093/geront/gnaa071

Table 3.

The Four Most Relevant Measurement Instruments for Measuring the 13 COS Items

Outcome measurement instrument (OMI) No. of items in OMI Items in the COS that are covered in the OMI items: description of COS items; number of OMI items (% of COS items) No. (% of total items in the OMI) of OMI items relevant to COS items
Engagement and Independence in Dementia Questionnaire 26 Meaningful activities
Losing interest
Personal hygiene and cleanliness
A sense of who you are
Communication
Importance of relationships
Feeling valued and respected by others
Total: 7 (53.85%)
19 (73.08)
Nottingham Health Profile 45 Meaningful activities
Losing interest
Personal hygiene and cleanliness
Falls
Communication
Importance of relationships
Feeling valued and respected by others
Total: 7 (53.85%)
8 (17.78)
Adult Social Care Outcome Toolkit 8 Meaningful activities
Personal hygiene and cleanliness
Falls
Importance of relationships
Feeling safe & secure
Feeling valued and respected by others
Total: 6 (46.15%)
5 (62.50)
Older Americans’ Resources and Services Instrumental Activities of Daily Living 14 Meaningful activities
Alertness
Knowing where you are
Personal hygiene and cleanliness
Vision and hearing
Total: 5 (38.46%)
10 (71.43)

Note: COS = core outcome set; OMI = outcome measurement instrument.