Table 2.

Summary of data collection tools.

Data collection tool	Items, n	Score range; interpretation	Scale	Language version	Administration	Psychometric properties
Biographical data collection tool	24	N/Aa	Nominal, ordinal, and interval	English	Assessor reported	Developed by the researchers to be used in this study
SCIM-SRb [27]	17	0-100; a higher score indicates better function	Ordinal	English; will be translated into Arabic	Patient reported	Good reliability: Pearson correlation coefficients and ICCsc of the total and subscale scores are above 0.7
SCIM-IIId [27,28]	17	0-100; a higher score indicates better function	Ordinal	English	Assessor reported	Good reliability: Cronbach α=.70-.78; κ coefficient=0.64-0.84; Pearson correlation coefficients and ICCs of the total and subscale scores are 0.84-0.94
The Private Religiousness Practices Scale [29]	4	4-27; a lower score is better	Ordinal	English	Assessor or patient reported	Acceptable reliability: Cronbach α=.70
The Organizational Religiousness Short-Form [29,30]	2	2-18; a higher score is better	Ordinal	English	Assessor or patient reported	Acceptable reliability: Cronbach α=.70-.76
The SADL-eMe adherence therapist-report questionnaire [31]	8	N/A	Nominal and interval	English	Occupational therapist reported	Developed by the researchers to be used in this study

^aN/A: not applicable; this measure does not give scores as outcomes.

^bSCIM-SR: self-report version of the Spinal Cord Independence Measure.

^cICC: intraclass correlation coefficient.

^dSCIM-III: third version of the Spinal Cord Independence Measure.

^eSADL-eM: Spinal Cord Injury Activities of Daily Living Education Manual.