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ICC compression questionnaire Prof. dr. Nele Devoogdt Lymphovenous Center UZ Leuven, Belgium Dpt of Rehabilitation Sciences KU Leuven, Belgium You want to perform RCT For example: Patients: with lymphoedema of lower limb Intervention: velcro bandaging Comparison: traditional bandaging Outcomes: Change of lymphoedema volume Ease of application and removing of the bandages and comfort, complications and functioning associated with bandaging Change of symptoms associated with development of lymphoedema? 1

Current studies about effect of compression General questionnaires SF36, NHP, EQ-5D Disease-specific questionnaires Lymphoedema: Lymph-ICF, LyQLI, FLQA-L, LYMQOL, ULL27 DVT: Veines-QOL/ Sym CVI: CIVIQ, TLQ-CVI Ulcer: VLU-Qol, Wound-Qol Problem No questionnaire available to assess: Ease to put on/ remove compression Comfort associated with compression Complications Functioning Disease-related symptoms 2

Purpose study Development of questionnaire to assess effect of compression therapy ICC Compression Questionnaire Investigate reliability and validity Methods - development questionnaire According to COSMIN rules 3

Methods- development questionnaire Sep 13 V1: Partsch & Mosti Dec 13 V2: input Devoogdt Jun 14 V3: input patients wearing compression (N=20) Jun Nov 14 V4-7: input international expert group: Partsch (Austria), Becker (Germany), Damstra & Brouwer (Netherlands), Devoogdt & Thomis (Belgium), Häfner (Switzerland), Keeley (UK) Dec 14 V8: input patient and therapist Sep 15 V9 (FINAL): input patients wearing compression (N=30) ICC compression questionnaire is ready for use 4

ICC Compression Questionnaire (version 9) Original language: English Questionnaire for patients Questionnaire for health care providers Not present at all Very obviously present To study reliability and validity Translation questionnaire in Dutch Included: 47 subjects with lymphoedema and wearing compression 40 subjects from University Hospitals Leuven, Belgium 7 subjects from Nij Smellinghe Hospital, the Netherlands 5

Subjects N=37 women, N=10 men Age 60 (±11) y BMI 28 (±7) N=27 stockings, N=20 bandages N=19 upper limb, N=27 lower limb, N=1 face Using compression 1M 55y Items of COSMIN Reliability Test-retest reliability questionnaire for patients Interrater reliability questionnaire for health care providers Measurement error Internal consistency Validity Content validity Construct validity Hypotheses testing 6

ICC Compression Questionnaire for patients General questions (5) DOMAINS Dosage of compression (3) Application of compression (3) Removing of compression (3) Compression comfort (6) Complications of compression (13) Functioning in relation to compression (10) Disease-related symptoms (7) Test-retest reliability Filled out twice with interval of 24-48h ICC < 0,4 is weak; 0,4-0,74 is moderate; 0,75 is strong ICC Dosage of compression (0-168 h/ week) 0,9 Application of compression (0-10) 0,9 22 items strong reliability Removing of compression (0-10) 0,7 22 items moderate reliability Compression comfort (0-10) 0,8 1 item weak reliability (symptoms: swollen feeling) Complications of compression (0-10) 0,8 Functioning in relation to compression (0-10) 0,8 Disease-related symptoms (0-10) 0,8 7

Standard Error of Measurement Error of patient s score that is not contributed to true changes SEM Dosage of compression (0-168 h/ week) 14 Application and of compression removing of (0-10) compression (0- ICC 3 0,93 10) Removing of compression (0-10) SEM 3 1 Compression comfort (0-10) <1 Complications of compression (0-10) <1 Functioning in relation to compression (0-10) 1 Disease-related symptoms (0-10) 1 Internal consistency Degree of interrelatedness among items in domain Cronbachα> 0,75 is strong Cronbach α Dosage or compression (0-168 h/ week) 0,95 Application of compression (0-10) 0,94 Removing of compression (0-10) 0,80 Compression comfort (0-10) 0,90 Complications of compression (0-10) 0,91 Functioning in relation to compression (0-10) 0,91 Disease-related symptoms (0-10) 0,88 8

Validity content validity Degree to which it represents the universe of concepts or domains Depending on domain: Understandable: 92-100% Complete: 83-96% Range of scores: 0-10 in exception of: Complications: 0-7 Symptoms: 0-8 Validity construct validity Degree to which it correlates with variables in a manner consistent with theory r < 0,4 is weak; 0,4-0,74 is moderate; 0,75 is strong Domain ICC compression questionnaire Complications of compression Functioning in relation to compression Domain Lymph-ICF questionnaire Correlation coefficient Physical function 0,60 Household activities -0,56 Mobility activities -0,49 Life and social activities -0,42 Disease-related symptoms Physical function 0,58 9

ICC Compression Questionnaire for health care providers Compression to be tested (7) history of compression (11) DOMAINS Covering limb (3) Skin condition (10) 0= absent 1= doubtfully present 2= clearly present Interrater reliability Filled out twice by 2 different assessors on same day ICC < 0,4 is weak; 0,4-0,74 is moderate; 0,75 is strong ICC Covering limb (0-10) 0,7 Skin condition (0-10) 0,7 9 items moderate reliability 4 items weak reliability (dryness, local swelling, local redness, strangulation) 10

Standard Error of Measurement Error of score that is not contributed to true changes SEM Covering limb (0-10) <1 Skin condition (0-10) <1 Internal consistency Degree of interrelatedness among items in domain Cronbachα> 0,75 is strong Cronbach α Covering limb (0-10) 0,83 Skin condition (0-10) 0,85 11

Validity content validity Degree to which it represents the universe of concepts Understandable:? Complete:? Range of scores: Covering limb: 5-10 Skin condition: 1-3 Validity construct validity Degree to which it correlates with variables in a manner consistent with theory Not possible to examine Since development based on input from experts and patients: assume good construct validity 12

Conclusion ICC Compression Questionnaire for patients Good reliability Low SEM Good internal consistency Good content validity Good construct validity Conclusion ICC Compression Questionnaire for health care providers Moderate interrater reliability; intrarater? Low SEM Good internal consistency Moderate content validity Good construct validity Before use ICC compression questionnaire - for health care providers: Good training of different assessors 13

Practical On website International Compression Club ICC compression questionnaire for patients and health care providers Manual Dutch, English and Polish version Thanks to Patients Expert group Hugo Partsch (Austria) Giovanni Mosti (Italy) Anja Becker (Germany) Robert Damstra & Els Brouwer (Netherlands) Sarah Thomis (Belgium) Jurg Häfner (Switzerland) Vaughen Keeley (UK) 14

Thank you for your attention!! Source from: http://glasnevinmldclinic.com/lymphoedema/ 15