Orebro short form 2025

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The document is the Örebro Musculoskeletal Pain Screening Questionnaire (Short-form) developed by Linton et al. in 2010. It is a self-assessment tool designed to evaluate an individual's musculoskeletal pain, its duration, intensity, and impact on daily activities, sleep, anxiety, and depression. The questionnaire includes multiple-choice questions that help gauge the risk of persistent pain and the likelihood of returning to normal duties within three months.

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How to interpret orebro score?

Scoring and Interpretation For the full version of the rebro, the total score will range between 1 and 210, with a score 105 indicating higher estimated risk for future work disability. These items are assessed on a scale of 0 to 10, with 0 indicating no impairment and 10 indicating severe impairment.

What is the cut off for the Ompq?

A cut-off score of 105 has been found to predict those who will recover (with 95 per cent accuracy), those who will have no further sick leave in the next six months (with 81 per cent accuracy), and those who will have long-term sick leave (with 67 per cent accuracy)1.

What is the domain of the Orebro musculoskeletal pain questionnaire?

The OMPQ measures domains such as pain site, duration, and frequency as well as coping, stress, depression and sick leave. Both of these tests have been translated into numerous languages such as Swedish, Spanish, Norwegian and German and validated with native speakers of the language in their respective countries.

What is a score of 52 on the Orebro?

The total score will range between 1 and 100, with a score 50 indicating higher estimated risk for future work disability (Linton, Nicholas MacDonald, 2011).

What is the maximum Orebro score?

The maximum score is 210 points; a score of 105 points indicates a low disability, that between 105 and 130 points indicates a moderate disability and that 130 points indicates a high disability [17].