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PROMIS pain interference instrument (Short Form)

LS Leah A. Schrubbe
SR Scott G. Ravyts
BB Bernadette C. Benas
LC Lisa C. Campbell
CC Crystal W. Cené
CC Cynthia J. Coffman
AG Alexander H. Gunn
FK Francis J. Keefe
CN Caroline T. Nagle
EO Eugene Z. Oddone
TS Tamara J. Somers
CS Catherine L. Stanwyck
ST Shannon S. Taylor
KA Kelli D. Allen
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The PROMIS Pain Interference (Short Form 6a) instrument measures the self-reported consequences of pain across aspects of life including social, cognitive, emotional, physical, and recreational activities; this instrument refers to the past 7 days [47]. This validated scale has five response options, with scores ranging from 1 to 5.

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