| ARCHETYPE ID | openEHR-EHR-OBSERVATION.howru.v1 |
|---|---|
| Concept | howRU score |
| Description | Information captured by the howRU™ patient-reported outcomes instrument. |
| Use | 'howRU' (TM) is a generic patient-reported outcomes instrument, designed to meet these requirements, and answer the central question: "How are you today?"
For each dimension, the patient picks one of four levels, indicated using a traffic-light metaphor with labels, colour, position and images. Copyright 2008 Routine Health Outcomes Ltd. All rights reserved. Used with Permission. Users should notify Tim Benson by email: timbenson@routinehealthoutcomes.com |
| Misuse | Should not be used other than to record information derived from the patient-reported outcomes instrument. Copyright 2008 Routine Health Outcomes Ltd. All rights reserved - Do not use without permission. |
| Purpose | To record information captured by the howRU™patient-reported outcomes instrument. |
| References | Benson T, Arikan S, Whatling J. Introducing howRU™ An Instrument for Routine Health Outcomes Measurement [Internet]. Unpublished Draft 2008;Available from: http://www.routinehealthoutcomes.com/HowRU.pdf |
| Copyright | © Clinical Models UK |
| Authors | Author name: Kieran D Evans Organisation: Cardiff COMSC Email: k.evans@cs.cf.ac.uk Date originally authored: 03/03/2010 |
| Other Details Language | Author name: Kieran D Evans Organisation: Cardiff COMSC Email: k.evans@cs.cf.ac.uk Date originally authored: 03/03/2010 |
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| Keywords | proms, pain, symptom, patient, dependent, outcome |
| Lifecycle | AuthorDraft |
| Language used | en |
| Citeable Identifier | 1246.145.2767 |
| protocol | |
| Device | Device: The device used to obtain this set of readings. Include: All not explicitly excluded archetypes Exclude: openEHR-EHR-CLUSTER.device.v1 and specialisations |
| data | |
| Pain or discomfort | Pain or discomfort: Symptoms such as pain – includes all physical forms of discomfort such as breathlessness, itching, dizziness or nausea. 0: none [The subject is not affected at all.] 1: slight [The subject is only slighly affected.] 2: quite a lot [The subject is considerably affected.] 3: extreme [The subject is extremely affected.] |
| Feeling low or worried | Feeling low or worried: Feeling low or worried – includes all psychological states, including anxiety, feeling low and depression. 0: none [The subject is not affected at all.] 1: slight [The subject is only slighly affected.] 2: quite a lot [The subject is considerably affected.] 3: extreme [The subject is extremely affected.] |
| Limited in what I can do | Limited in what I can do: Limited in what I can do – includes incapacity due to physical or psychological reasons, such as not being able to perform activities of daily living, or not being able to carry out leisure activities. 0: none [The subject is not affected at all.] 1: slight [The subject is only slighly affected.] 2: quite a lot [The subject is considerably affected.] 3: extreme [The subject is extremely affected.] |
| Dependent on others | Dependent on others: Dependent on others – the need to rely on other people or equipment. 0: none [The subject is not affected at all.] 1: slight [The subject is only slighly affected.] 2: quite a lot [The subject is considerably affected.] 3: extreme [The subject is extremely affected.] |
| Summary score | Summary score: An overall score combining the 4 individual ratings. min: >=0; max: <=12 |
| events | |
| Recording event | Recording event: The event at which the recording was made. |
| Other contributors | Dr Ian McNicoll, Ocean Informatics, UK |
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