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THE BRIEF PAIN INVENTORY (BPI), HEBREW VERSION: A PSYCHOMETRIC VALIDATION
Motti Ratmansky
, Pesach Shvartzman
, Tamar Freud
, Tali Samson
,
Amir Haim
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*
Corresponding author for this work
Rehab. Med
Loewenstein Hospital Rehabilitation Center
Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
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Psychometric Validation
100%
Hebrew Version
100%
Brief Pain Inventory
100%
Confirmatory Factor Analysis
33%
Pain Severity
33%
Pain Interference
33%
Explanatory Factor Analysis
33%
Israel
16%
Pain Patients
16%
Hebrew
16%
Low Back Pain
16%
Reliability Analysis
16%
Pain Assessment
16%
Correlation Degree
16%
Simple Tools
16%
Pain Medicine
16%
Common Diagnoses
16%
Linguistic Validation
16%
Inventory Item
16%
Routine Visit
16%
Internal Consistency Reliability
16%
Pain Clinics
16%
Chronic Non-cancer Pain
16%
Nursing and Health Professions
Psychometry
100%
Brief Pain Inventory
100%
Factor Analysis
33%
Confirmatory Factor Analysis
33%
Pain Severity
33%
Low Back Pain
16%
Internal Consistency
16%
Pain Clinic
16%
Cancer Pain
16%
Medicine and Dentistry
Psychometry
100%
Brief Pain Inventory
100%
Factor Analysis
33%
Confirmatory Factor Analysis
33%
Low Back Pain
16%
Cancer Pain
16%
Clinical Pain
16%
Pain Medicine
16%
Linguistics
16%