Looking for something to continue the #ISOQOL buzz?

QLR developed a "Methodologies for Meaningful Change" special section together with #ISOQOL_Psychometrics and this is its most accessed and cited article from that collection so far:


#MentalHealth #HRQL

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Two last copies of Quality of Life Research's May issue to give away!📰

It contains the special section
"Methodologies and Considerations for Meaningful Change"


Thanks, #ISOQOL_Psychometrics, for the collaboration!
@ISOQOL #ISOQOL23

Find me at #ISOQOL!

Two copies of Quality of Life Research's May issue to give away. It contains the special section

"Methodologies and Considerations for Meaningful Change"


that was developed together with #ISOQOL_Psychometrics

@ISOQOL @SpringerPBH

Many presentations at #ISOQOL deal with indices of change. The papers of QLR's special issue on
"Methodologies for Meaningful Change"
are at the moment being printed, browse here:


(Guest editors: William Lenderking & Andrew Trigg, #ISOQOL_Psychometrics)

Great #ISOQOL presentation by Milena Anatchkova on thresholds to classify correlations in #HRQL research.
Reminds me of this classic in the related literature of #PsychologicalAssessment:


Maybe we need that for our field?

#ISOQOL_Psychometrics
@matekedar

In 2019, @ISOQOL's #Psychometrics Special Interest Group published a set of papers based on discussions around different approaches to analyzing measurement properties of patient-reported outcome instruments:


#ISOQOL_Psychometrics #QualityTALK