The Assessment of Pain and Occupational Performance
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Summary
The POP focuses on performance of activities. It is a disease-specific, discriminative assessment instrument designed for patients with back pain (BP) and LBP.
Intended Population
Adults with back pain and LBP
Reference
Gerd Perneros and Hans Tropp (2009) Development, validity, and reliability of The Assessment of Pain and Occupational Performance (POP): a new instrument using two dimensions in the investigation of disability in back pain, The Spine Journal, 9(6), 486-498[1]
Evidence
Reliability
Gerd Perneros and Hans Tropp (2009) Development, validity, and reliability of The Assessment of Pain and Occupational Performance (POP): a new instrument using two dimensions in the investigation of disability in back pain, The Spine Journal, 9(6), 486-498[1]
Validity
Gerd Perneros and Hans Tropp (2009) Development, validity, and reliability of The Assessment of Pain and Occupational Performance (POP): a new instrument using two dimensions in the investigation of disability in back pain, The Spine Journal, 9(6), 486-498 [1]
Responsiveness
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