Table 4

Psychometric properties of primary Sjogren's syndrome activity and patient scores

Construct validityResponsiveness
Spearman r correlation coefficient with PhGA or PGAReliability
ICC (95% IC)
SRM
for improved patients
SRM
for stable patients
SRM
for worsened patients
Physician outcome measuresN=47N=62N=198N=50
 ESSDAI0.590.96 (0.89;0.98)−0.72 (−0.97; −0.53)−0.17 (−0.30;−0.02)+0.26 (0.02;0.57)
 SSDAI0.340.83 (0.56;0.94)−0.82 (−1.06;−0.62) P=0.23−0.26 (−0.41;−0.11) P=0.29+0.43 (0.15;0.83) P=0.22
 SCAI0.320.95 (0.85;0.98)−0.69 (−0.95;−0.47) P=0.18−0.22 (−0.39;−0.05) P=0.34+0.37 (0.07;0.75) P=0.45
Patient-centred measuresN=62N=95N=151N=72
 ESSPRI0.700.94 (0.89;0.97)−0.37 (−0.60;−0.17)+0.08 (−0.08;+0.24)+0.37 (0.15;0.16)
 SSI0.550.86 (0.77;0.91)−0.04 (−0.26;+0.15) P=0.006+0.07 (−0.10;+0.23) P=0.43+0.34 (0.03;0.48) P=0.26
 PROFAD0.580.92 (0.87;0.96)−0.16 (−0.35;+0.06) P=0.049+0.15 (−0.01;+0.31) P=0.19+0.32 (0.08;0.58) P=0.21
  • ESSDAI, EULAR Sjögren's Syndrome Disease Activity Index; EULAR, European League Against Rheumatism; ICC, intraclass correlation coefficient; PGA, patient global assessment; PROFAD, Profile of Fatigue and Discomfort; SCAI, Sjögren's Systemic Clinical Activity Index; SRM, standardised response mean; SSI, Sicca Symptoms Inventory.