This study there are any associations between objective and subjective outcome measures, measuring the cervical range of motion and if the restriction matter to the patient.
Objective and subjective outcome measures are frequently used assessments in clinical practice. The investigators will use different subjective and objective outcome measures to evaluate any possible associations, as well as to investigate if restrictions of movement matters to patients. Additionally to the assessments tools the investigators will use interviews to extend the scope.
Study Type
OBSERVATIONAL
Enrollment
30
There is no intervention. Only measurements and interviews are taken.
Balgrist University Hospital
Zurich, Switzerland
Cervical Range of Motion (CROM)
The cervical range of motion will be measured using the CROM device
Time frame: Baseline
Neck Disability Index
Questionnaire, measuring the subjective restriction of the participant during activities of daily living
Time frame: Baseline
S-ROM-Neck
Questionnaire, the participants will be asked to assess their ability to move there neck and if they feel restricted.
Time frame: Baseline
Interviews (personal,semi-structured guided, open-ended questions) in a one-to-one Setting. Recorded with a voice-recorder.
10 of the participants will be asked to also take part in an interview.
Time frame: Baseline
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