The SCI Exercise Self-Efficacy Scale (ESES) is a scale developed to measure a person with SCI's beliefs or confidence that they can perform various physical activities and exercise [...]
Developed to measure self-efficacy in performing functional activities of daily living in individuals with SCI. Consists of two factors: daily activities (e.g., I can maintain my personal hygiene [...]
The NBD is a self-report questionnaire designed to help healthcare professionals evaluate the effectiveness of their patient’s current bowel management routine by assessing the impact it has on [...]
The Spinal Cord Ability Ruler provides clinician-administered interval scale to measure volitional performance after SCI. Specifically, it measures voluntary physical movements that contribute to independence in daily living [...]
Specifically measures the frequency that people with SCI get associate secondary conditions that directly and indirectly impact health and physical functioning. Items were selected based on 3 criteria: [...]
Waist circumference (WC) is the simple measure of length around a person’s abdomen. It can be particularly important in people with SCI for health and for function as [...]
The Wheelchair User’s Shoulder Pain Index (WUSPI) is a simple and effective self-report questionnaire for quickly measuring the functional cost of shoulder pain in wheelchair users. The WUSPI [...]
Method of assessing muscle power. Involves a 30-second maximal effort trial on a leg or arm ergometer. First validated in able-bodied individuals to use as a predictor of [...]
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