Key result
The 15-item postdischarge surgical recovery (PSR) scale demonstrated strong concurrent validity with the Wolfer-Davis Recovery Inventory (r=0.76, p≤0.001) in ambulatory surgery patients.
Population
Ambulatory surgery patients dismissed within 24 hours of their surgical procedure
Design
Other
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PSR scale may support recovery assessment in ambulatory surgery; leaves open prospective validation before routine use.
Observational (n=163)
Effect estimate: r=0.76
p-value: p=≤0.001
The PSR scale is a valid and reliable 15-item tool for measuring self-reported at-home postoperative recovery in ambulatory surgery patients.
Susan V.M. Kleinbeck (2000) conducted an observational in Ambulatory surgery (n=163). Postdischarge surgical recovery (PSR) scale vs. Wolfer-Davis Recovery Inventory and other assessments was evaluated on Concurrent validity coefficient between the PSR scale and the Wolfer-Davis Recovery Inventory (r=0.76, p=≤0.001). The 15-item postdischarge surgical recovery (PSR) scale demonstrated strong concurrent validity with the Wolfer-Davis Recovery Inventory (r=0.76, p≤0.001) in ambulatory surgery patients.
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