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Table 1.

MSQOL-54 subscales and items.

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Table 2.

Characteristics of entire dataset (635 patients) and of the analysis dataset (473 patients) by MS centre.

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Table 3.

MSQOL-54 items with disordered thresholds.

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Table 4.

Structural comparison of MSQOL-54 and MSQOL-29, with MSQOL-29 psychometric characteristics.

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Table 5.

Partial credit measurement indexes for MSQOL-29 items (and subscales) retained in the final model.

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Table 6.

PROMAX rotated two-factor solution for MSQOL-29 subscales and weightings for the Mental (MHC) and Physical (PHC) Health Composite scores.

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Table 7.

MSQOL-54 and MSQOL-29: mean subscale scores with standard deviations (SD) and Pearson’s correlations.

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