TABLE 1

Characteristics of patient-reported outcome measures identified through systematic review

Records using the PROMPROM utilisedDescription of the PROM
tool items and domains
Target population for the PROM useYear of PROM developmentRecall periodResponse scale description
Jacobs et al. [7]
Whitley et al. [11]
Johnston et al. [12]
Chen et al. [16]
Bongard et al. [15]
Canadian Acute Respiratory Illness and Flu Scale18 items covering the domains of respiratory symptoms, activity limitation and behavioural impactChildren with respiratory infection (validated in under 12s)1997Twice daily for first week, once on days 10 and 14Four-point Likert scale
Williams et al. [13]
Lewis et al. [17]
Gilead Respiratory Syncytial Virus Caregiver Diary26 items covering the domains of respiratory symptoms and behavioural impact<24 months of age with respiratory syncytial virus2018Twice dailyFive/six-point Likert scale
Bruyndonckx et al. [14]
Bongard et al. [15]
EuroQol-Five Dimensions-YouthGeneric health status in terms of five items, including symptoms, activity limitations and behavioural impactIntended for use in 8–15 year oldsNROnce daily each week for 4 weeksThree-level scale, death to full health
Santanello et al. [18]
Sarrell et al. [20]
Bisgaard et al. [21]
Bronchiolitis Caregiver DiaryThree items of respiratory symptomsInfants aged 2–5 years with recurrent wheeze1999Once dailySix-point Likert scale
Little et al. [19]Adapted Measure Yourself Medical Outcome ProfileNine items covering the domains of respiratory symptoms and activity limitationNR2001Once dailySix-point Likert scale
Tran et al. [23]Bronchitis Severity ScaleFive items of respiratory symptomsPatients with respiratory infection1996Once daily rated by a clinician with patient assistanceFive-point Likert scale
Wat et al. [22]Asthma Symptom DiaryNine items covering the domains of respiratory symptoms and activity limitationPatients aged 9–11 years with asthma1995Twice dailyFour-point Likert scale
Kruizinga et al. [24]Symptom questionnaireSeven items covering the domains of respiratory symptoms, activity limitation and behavioural impactAdult pneumonia patients aged 21–96 years2004Once dailyDiffering per item; binary responses and three/four/five/six-point Likert scales
Heinonen et al. [25]
Matilla et al. [27]
Symptom diaryFour items covering the domains of respiratory symptoms and activity limitationChildren between 1 and 3 years with influenzaNRTwice daily first week, once daily thereafterFour-point Likert scale
Barratt et al. [26]Symptom diaryEight items covering the domains of respiratory symptoms and activity limitationCommunity-acquired pneumonia patients older than 6 monthsNROnce dailyFive-point Likert scale

NR: not reported; PROM: patient-reported outcome measure.