Establishing the validity, responsiveness, and appropriateness of patient-reported outcome measures for adult traumatic brachial plexus injury

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R01AR079139
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$1,815,316

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Originally
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  • $1,344,005.98 Federal
  • $471,310.00 Non-federal
Place of performance
Missouri, USA

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Abstract
Adult traumatic brachial plexus injuries (BPI) have a devastating impact on patients, affecting multiple domains (physical, social, and emotional) of their lives. Prior studies have focused on neurologic and biologic predictors of severity of injury (such as extent of plexus injury), but little attention has been paid to other predictors of recovery. A better understanding of how other factors (such as emotional trauma, mental health, pain, and social support) influence recovery after BPI will provide new insight into ways to optimize outcomes for BPI patients. The long-term goal of our research program is to develop a national multicenter prospective cohort study of patients with BPI, assessing outcomes at standardized intervals using a patient-reported, disease-specific outcome measure that captures the physical and emotional domains of recovery. The objectives of this application are (1) to determine the outcome measures that best capture the experience of recovering from BPI and (2) to establish a framework of prospective multicenter data collection that can be expanded in the near future. We will use a prospective observational cohort study design, enrolling patients from five centers prior to surgical reconstruction for adult traumatic BPI. We will examine the criterion validity, responsiveness, and appropriateness of the dash, SF-36, and a BPI-specific, patient-reported outcomes instrument that our group recently developed ("impact of BPI" questionnaire). After we have completed the expected research, we will have a well-validated outcome measure for the BPI population along with the ability to define which surgical treatments provide meaningful improvement to patients.

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University Of Florida STATEMENT OF WORK – University of Florida TITLE: Establishing the validity, responsiveness, and appropriateness of patient-reported outcome measures for adult… $0
Orthocarolina Research Institute Inc. STATEMENT OF WORK – OrthoCarolina TITLE: Establishing the validity, responsiveness, and appropriateness of patient-reported outcome measures for adult… $0
Vanderbilt University Medical Center STATEMENT OF WORK – Vanderbilt University Medical Center TITLE: Establishing the validity, responsiveness, and appropriateness of patient-reported… $0
The University Of Chicago STATEMENT OF WORK – University of Chicago TITLE: Establishing the validity, responsiveness, and appropriateness of patient-reported outcome measures… $0
The Johns Hopkins University STATEMENT OF WORK – Johns Hopkins University TITLE: Establishing the validity, responsiveness, and appropriateness of patient-reported outcome measures… $0
University Of Washington STATEMENT OF WORK – University of Washington TITLE: Establishing the validity, responsiveness, and appropriateness of patient-reported outcome measures… $0
University Of Florida STATEMENT OF WORK – University of Florida TITLE: Establishing the validity, responsiveness, and appropriateness of patient-reported outcome measures… $0
Hand Surgery Associates Of Indiana, Inc. STATEMENT OF WORK – Indiana Hand to Shoulder Center TITLE: Establishing the validity, responsiveness, and appropriateness of patient-reported outcome… $0
Northwestern University STATEMENT OF WORK – Northwestern University TITLE: Establishing the validity, responsiveness, and appropriateness of patient-reported outcome measures… $0
The Hospital For Special Surgery Fund, Inc. STATEMENT OF WORK – Hospital for Special Surgery TITLE: Establishing the validity, responsiveness, and appropriateness of patient-reported outcome… $0
Hand Surgery Associates Of Indiana, Inc. STATEMENT OF WORK – Indiana Hand to Shoulder Center TITLE: Establishing the validity, responsiveness, and appropriateness of patient-reported outcome… $2,200
The Johns Hopkins University STATEMENT OF WORK – Johns Hopkins University TITLE: Establishing the validity, responsiveness, and appropriateness of patient-reported outcome measures… $0
Northwestern University STATEMENT OF WORK – Northwestern University TITLE: Establishing the validity, responsiveness, and appropriateness of patient-reported outcome measures… $0
University Of Florida STATEMENT OF WORK – University of Florida TITLE: Establishing the validity, responsiveness, and appropriateness of patient-reported outcome measures… $0
Vanderbilt University Medical Center STATEMENT OF WORK – Vanderbilt University Medical Center TITLE: Establishing the validity, responsiveness, and appropriateness of patient-reported… $0
University Of Washington STATEMENT OF WORK – University of Washington TITLE: Establishing the validity, responsiveness, and appropriateness of patient-reported outcome measures… $0
The Hospital For Special Surgery Fund, Inc. STATEMENT OF WORK – Hospital for Special Surgery TITLE: Establishing the validity, responsiveness, and appropriateness of patient-reported outcome… $0
Orthocarolina Research Institute Inc. STATEMENT OF WORK – OrthoCarolina TITLE: Establishing the validity, responsiveness, and appropriateness of patient-reported outcome measures for adult… $0
University Of Florida STATEMENT OF WORK – University of Florida TITLE: Establishing the validity, responsiveness, and appropriateness of patient-reported outcome measures… $1,525
Northwestern University STATEMENT OF WORK – Northwestern University TITLE: Establishing the validity, responsiveness, and appropriateness of patient-reported outcome measures… $9,600
University Of Washington STATEMENT OF WORK – University of Washington TITLE: Establishing the validity, responsiveness, and appropriateness of patient-reported outcome measures… $4,665
The Hospital For Special Surgery Fund, Inc. STATEMENT OF WORK – Hospital for Special Surgery TITLE: Establishing the validity, responsiveness, and appropriateness of patient-reported outcome… $5,340
The Johns Hopkins University STATEMENT OF WORK – Johns Hopkins University TITLE: Establishing the validity, responsiveness, and appropriateness of patient-reported outcome measures… $4,913
Orthocarolina Research Institute Inc. STATEMENT OF WORK – OrthoCarolina TITLE: Establishing the validity, responsiveness, and appropriateness of patient-reported outcome measures for adult… $3,300
Vanderbilt University Medical Center STATEMENT OF WORK – Vanderbilt University Medical Center TITLE: Establishing the validity, responsiveness, and appropriateness of patient-reported… $5,190
Orthocarolina Research Institute Inc. STATEMENT OF WORK – OrthoCarolina TITLE: Establishing the validity, responsiveness, and appropriateness of patient-reported outcome measures for adult… $3,300
The Johns Hopkins University STATEMENT OF WORK – Johns Hopkins University TITLE: Establishing the validity, responsiveness, and appropriateness of patient-reported outcome measures… $4,913
Vanderbilt University Medical Center STATEMENT OF WORK – Vanderbilt University Medical Center TITLE: Establishing the validity, responsiveness, and appropriateness of patient-reported… $5,190
The Hospital For Special Surgery Fund, Inc. STATEMENT OF WORK – Hospital for Special Surgery TITLE: Establishing the validity, responsiveness, and appropriateness of patient-reported outcome… $5,340
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Who received award R01AR079139?

R01AR079139 was awarded to The Washington University by National Insititue of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases (National Institutes of Health) on April 5, 2021.

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$1,815,316 has been obligated on R01AR079139: $1,344,006 in federal funding and $471,310 in non-federal funding.

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