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Table 1 Quality assessment criteria for pain tool

From: Development of a senior-specific, citizen-oriented healthcare service system in South Korea based on the Canadian 48/6 model of care

Quality assessment Criteria

Mean score

Explicit theoretical framework

2.7

Statement of aims/objectives in main body of report

2.7

Clear description of research setting

2.7

Evidence of sample size considered in terms of analysis

2.3

Representative sample of target group of a reasonable size

2.1

Description of procedure for data collection

2.7

Rationale for choice of data collection tool(s)

2.7

Detailed recruitment data

2.7

Statistical assessment of reliability and validity of measurement tool(s)

2.6

Fit between stated research question and method of data collection (quantitative only)

2.7

Fit between stated research question and format and content of data collection tool, e.g. interview schedule (quantitative)

2.7

Fit between research question and method of analysis (qualitative)

2.1

Good justification for analytical method selected

2.6

Assessment of reliability of analytical process

2.7

Evidence of user involvement in design (qualitative only)

2.2

Strengths and limitations critically discussed

2.2

  1. Source: Kim YS, Park JM, Moon YS, Han SH: Assessment of pain in the elderly: A literature review. The National medical journal of India 2017, 30(4):203–207