Why the study?
Stroke patients could benefit from vertically presented self-assessment pain scales, but these scales were not available in the Czech language.
The rigorous translation and linguistic validation of the Revised Iowa Pain Thermometer into Czech highlights the necessity of involving target patient populations to ensure self-report instruments are comprehensible and feasible.
Patient feedback necessitates simplifications to the Czech IPT-R; leaves open its feasibility and validity in routine practice.
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