A comparison of computer adaptive tests (CATs) and short forms in terms of accuracy and number of items administrated using PROMIS profile

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RT @jrboehnke: One problem w short scales: Even when optimising item presentation via CAT it is difficult to get away w fewer than 5 questi…

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RT @jrboehnke: One problem w short scales: Even when optimising item presentation via CAT it is difficult to get away w fewer than 5 questi…

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One problem w short scales: Even when optimising item presentation via CAT it is difficult to get away w fewer than 5 questions: https://t.co/e8lcfojxvy See also this paper led by @JanStochl testing scenarios in a related domain: https://t.co/l6GXA3U0VZ

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#HealthEconJA A comparison of computer adaptive tests (CATs) and short forms in terms of accuracy and number of items administrated using PROMIS profile https://t.co/DU5dCdKd6h

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