Patient Reported Outcome Measures
Patient reported outcome measures (PROMs) are important tools used to measure a patient’s perception of their recovery and functional health. HOI continually analyzes patient data from collected surveys to improve care.
Hip and Knee Replacement Patient Reported Outcomes
Pre and post-surgery, all HOI joint replacement patients are sent a survey to assess their opinions of joint-specific pain and functional abilities.
Hip Replacement Proms
HOOS, Jr. Mean Score (Higher is better)
Source: HOI Internal Data
Knee Replacement Proms
KOOS, Jr. Mean Score (Higher is better)
Source: HOI Internal Data
Spine Patient Reported Outcomes
Oswestry Disability Index (ODI) Score
ODI Mean Score (Lower is better)
The ODI is a validated functional assessment tool which measures a patient’s severity of disability from low back pain. The higher the pre-operative score correlates to the severity of the disability.
Source: American Spine Registry
Spine Veterans Rand-12 (VR-12)
Mean Mental Component Score* (Higher is better)
The VR-12 is a validated tool used to measure a patient’s quality of life and provides a score on the burden of a specific disease has on both mental and physical health.
Source: American Spine Registry
Mean Physical Component Score* (Higher is better)
*Source: American Spine Registry