Trial · NCT04230577
Registered outcomes92
Each outcome the trial registered, primary first, in ClinicalTrials.gov's words.
61 to 80 of 92
Download this page as JSON| List | Outcome | Time frame | Description |
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| Secondary | Short Form, McGill Pain Questionnaire 1 | Change from Pre-Treatment Baseline to 1-Week after Series 1 | Pain Rating (for the last 30 days) Min 0 and max 45; lower = better outcome Participant rates 15 categories of pain type (None = 0, mild = 1, moderate = 2, severe = 3). Sum totaled for all categories |
| Secondary | Short Form, McGill Pain Questionnaire 2 | Change from Pre-Treatment Baseline to 1-Month after Series 1 | Pain Rating (for the last 30 days) Min 0 and max 45; lower = better outcome Participant rates 15 categories of pain type (None = 0, mild = 1, moderate = 2, severe = 3). Sum totaled for all categories |
| Secondary | Short Form, McGill Pain Questionnaire 3 | Change from 1-Week to 1-Month after Series 1 | Pain Rating (for the last 30 days) Min 0 and max 45; lower = better outcome Participant rates 15 categories of pain type (None = 0, mild = 1, moderate = 2, severe = 3). Sum totaled for all categories |
| Secondary | Short Form, McGill Pain Questionnaire 4 | Change from Pre-Treatment Baseline to 1-Week after Series 2 | Pain Rating (for the last 30 days) Min 0 and max 45; lower = better outcome Participant rates 15 categories of pain type (None = 0, mild = 1, moderate = 2, severe = 3). Sum totaled for all categories |
| Secondary | Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index (PSQI) 1 | Change from Pre-Treatment Baseline to 1-Week after Series 1 | 9 item questionnaire- made up of 7 component scores (subjective sleep quality, sleep latency, sleep duration, habitual sleep efficiency, sleep disturbances, use of sleep medications, and daytime dysfunction) Min of 0 and max of 3 per component. Global Sleep Score is total of 7 components Min score of 0 and max score of 21; lower score = better outcome |
| Secondary | Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index (PSQI) 2 | Change from Pre-Treatment Baseline to 1-Month after Series 1 | 9 item questionnaire- made up of 7 component scores (subjective sleep quality, sleep latency, sleep duration, habitual sleep efficiency, sleep disturbances, use of sleep medications, and daytime dysfunction) Min of 0 and max of 3 per component. Global Sleep Score is total of 7 components Min score of 0 and max score of 21; lower score = better outcome |
| Secondary | Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index (PSQI) 3 | Change from 1-Week to 1-Month after Series | 9 item questionnaire- made up of 7 component scores (subjective sleep quality, sleep latency, sleep duration, habitual sleep efficiency, sleep disturbances, use of sleep medications, and daytime dysfunction) Min of 0 and max of 3 per component. Global Sleep Score is total of 7 components Min score of 0 and max score of 21; lower score = better outcome |
| Secondary | Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index (PSQI) 4 | Change from Pre-Treatment Baseline to 1-Week after Series 2 | 9 item questionnaire- made up of 7 component scores (subjective sleep quality, sleep latency, sleep duration, habitual sleep efficiency, sleep disturbances, use of sleep medications, and daytime dysfunction) Min of 0 and max of 3 per component. Global Sleep Score is total of 7 components Min score of 0 and max score of 21; lower score = better outcome |
| Secondary | Quality of Community Integration Questionnaire Total CIQ Score 1 | Change from Pre-Treatment Baseline to 1-Week after Series 1 | CIQ Cognitive Integration Score: 22 Questions Higher Score = better outcome Participant self-report of Current Level of Functional independence and satisfaction level of that ability on various cognitive and social/work/family interactions. Score 0-2 points for each item Composite Score: Sum of Home Integration 5 items, Social Integration 6 items and Productivity Scores 2 items; Range 0-29 |
| Secondary | Quality of Community Integration Questionnaire Total CIQ Score 2 | Change from Pre-Treatment Baseline to 1-Month after Series 1 | CIQ Cognitive Integration Score: 22 Questions Higher Score = better outcome Participant self-report of Current Level of Functional independence and satisfaction level of that ability on various cognitive and social/work/family interactions. Score 0-2 points for each item Composite Score: Sum of Home Integration 5 items, Social Integration 6 items and Productivity Scores 2 items; Range 0-29 |
| Secondary | Quality of Community Integration Questionnaire Total CIQ Score 3 | Change from 1-Week to 1-Month after Series | CIQ Cognitive Integration Score: 22 Questions Higher Score = better outcome Participant self-report of Current Level of Functional independence and satisfaction level of that ability on various cognitive and social/work/family interactions. Score 0-2 points for each item Composite Score: Sum of Home Integration 5 items, Social Integration 6 items and Productivity Scores 2 items; Range 0-29 |
| Secondary | Quality of Community Integration Questionnaire Total CIQ Score 4 | Change from Pre-Treatment Baseline to 1-Week after Series 2 | CIQ Cognitive Integration Score: 22 Questions Higher Score = better outcome Participant self-report of Current Level of Functional independence and satisfaction level of that ability on various cognitive and social/work/family interactions. Score 0-2 points for each item Composite Score: Sum of Home Integration 5 items, Social Integration 6 items and Productivity Scores 2 items; Range 0-29 |
| Secondary | Quality of Community Integration Questionnaire (QCIQ) Score 1 | Change from Pre-Treatment Baseline to 1-Week after Series 1 | Quality of Community Integration (QCIQ) Score (Patient Satisfaction Level) 0-4 for satisfaction level on each item Range: 9 - 36 (Self-Report of satisfaction of home and social integration and productivity Higher Score = better outcome |
| Secondary | Quality of Community Integration Questionnaire (QCIQ) Score 2 | Change from Pre-Treatment Baseline to 1-Month after Series 1 | Quality of Community Integration (QCIQ) Score (Patient Satisfaction Level) 0-4 for satisfaction level on each item Range: 9 - 36 (Self-Report of satisfaction of home and social integration and productivity Higher Score = better outcome |
| Secondary | Quality of Community Integration Questionnaire (QCIQ) Score 3 | Change from 1-Week to 1-Month after Series | Quality of Community Integration (QCIQ) Score (Patient Satisfaction Level) 0-4 for satisfaction level on each item Range: 9 - 36 (Self-Report of satisfaction of home and social integration and productivity Higher Score = better outcome |
| Secondary | Quality of Community Integration Questionnaire (QCIQ) Score 4 | Change from Pre-Treatment Baseline to 1-Week after Series 2 | Quality of Community Integration (QCIQ) Score (Patient Satisfaction Level) 0-4 for satisfaction level on each item Range: 9 - 36 (Self-Report of satisfaction of home and social integration and productivity Higher Score = better outcome |
| Secondary | Quality of Community Integration Questionnaire Cognitive Satisfaction Score 1 | Change from Pre-Treatment Baseline to 1-Week after Series 1 | Cognitive Satisfaction Score: Sum of 6 items related to cognitive satisfaction Range 6 - 24 |
| Secondary | Quality of Community Integration Questionnaire Cognitive Satisfaction Score 2 | Change from Pre-Treatment Baseline to 1-Month after Series 1 | Cognitive Satisfaction Score: Sum of 6 items related to cognitive satisfaction Range 6 - 24 |
| Secondary | Quality of Community Integration Questionnaire Cognitive Satisfaction Score 3 | Change from 1-Week to 1-Month after Series | Cognitive Satisfaction Score: Sum of 6 items related to cognitive satisfaction Range 6 - 24 |
| Secondary | Quality of Community Integration Questionnaire Cognitive Satisfaction Score 4 | Change from Pre-Treatment Baseline to 1-Week after Series 2 | Cognitive Satisfaction Score: Sum of 6 items related to cognitive satisfaction Range 6 - 24 |
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