Jan R. Boehnke7/x Leah took the last straw the audience was holding on to:
No, even when thinking about clocks and time, ongoing coordination is an issue. There is no #GoldStandard for time, its #measurement is under constant development.
8/x The last chapter focuses on the contexts of use of #HRQL measures (e.g., #FDA, agencies, #PatientCentered initiatives). Kevin Weinfurt (👇) and Rebecca Jackson discussed how even the often ignored response options reflect assumptions of how we want to represent what we are measuring!
9/x Rebecca Jackson honed in on the problem of the meaning of measurement "units" in #SocialSciences.
Although not dissimilar to other areas of measurement, it is important to remember how many steps are necessary to establish that the units can be meaningfully interpreted.
10/x Thanks for reading in case you made it this far.
I noticed that I forgot speakers' affiliations in some of the posts, so please find here again the abstract.
And once again links to the book
https://global.oup.com/academic/product/patient-centered-measurement-9780197572078?cc=gb&lang=en&#
and the book review:
https://rdcu.be/dXACh
