Guest Editors
Table of contents
Introduction to the Special Issue of Rehabilitation Psychology: Issues in Outcomes Measurement
Page 5
Callahan, Charles D.; Barisa, Mark T.
Putting Outcome Measurement in Context: A Rehabilitation Psychology Perspective
Pages 6–14
Heinemann, Allen W.
Developing a Taxonomy for Rehabilitation Outcome Measurement
Pages 15–23
Mermis, Bernie J.
Statistical Process Control and Rehabilitation Outcome: The Single-Subject Design Reconsidered
Pages 24–33
Callahan, Charles D.; Barisa, Mark T.
Implications of the Learned Nonuse Formulation for Measuring Rehabilitation Outcomes: Lessons From Constraint-Induced Movement Therapy
Pages 34–42
Uswatte, Gitendra; Taub, Edward
Evaluating Outcomes of Rehabilitation for Severe Mental Illness
Pages 43–55
Iyer, Srividya N.; Rothmann, Thea L.; Vogler, Jason E.; Spaulding, William D.
Assessment of Chronic Pain in Rehabilitation: Outcomes Measures in Clinical Trials and Clinical Practice
Pages 56–64
Turk, Dennis C.; Burwinkle, Tasha M.
Using the SF-36 for Longitudinal Outcomes Measurement in Rehabilitation
Pages 65–70
Callahan, Charles D.; Young, Patricia L.; Barisa, Mark T.
Item Response Theory and Computerized Adaptive Testing: Implications for Outcomes Measurement in Rehabilitation
Pages 71–78
Ware Jr., John E.; Gandek, Barbara; Sinclair, Samuel J.; Bjorner, Jakob B.
Reflections on the Ethical Dimensions of Outcomes Research
Pages 79–86
Banja, John D.
Performance Measurement, Health Care Policy, and Implications for Rehabilitation Services
Pages 87–93
Benté, James R.
