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Contents Brief Pain Inventory Copyright and Terms of Use Table of Contents Developing a Measurement Model and Items BackgroundTest Construction Standards Brief Pain Inventory Early Version The Wisconsin Brief Pain QuestionnaireScoring the Brief Pain Inventory as an Outcome Measure Test-Retest Reliability 19, 1/2005 ReferencesRef Type Report Cancer Bone Pain BPI References Use of the BPI in Various StudiesPage Cancer Epidemiology Cancer Pain Page Page Page Page Fabry Disease Depressive DisordersHIV/AIDS FibromyalgiaNeuromuscular Pain Minority StudiesPage Neuropathic Pain Osteoarthritis and Other Joint Diseases Page Surgical and Procedural Pain Psychosocial StudiesPage Validation Studies Page Page Page Language Translations Methods Papers Page Page