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PRO domain PRO domain conceptualisation PRO subdomain PRO subdomain conceptualisation
Functioning 11. Cognitive
functioning
Paying attention/concentrating, quickly
processing information, being flexible
(accepting changing situations),
remembering things. Cognitive decline/
loss of cognitive abilities.
Communication* N.A.; expressive and receptive
communication fully encompass the PRO
‘communication’.
None N.A.
12. Expressive
communication
13. Receptive
communication
None N.A.
Turning thoughts into words, stuttering, nonverbal
communication (facial expressions, gestures,
posture).
Understanding verbal communication/language.
Symptoms 14. Fatigue Degree (intensity) of fatigue, low energy
during the day, quickly tired after physical
and/or cognitive activities, falling asleep
during the day.
15. Sleep Perceived quality of sleep, sleep-wake
None N.A.
rhythm, falling asleep and sleeping
through the night, being awake during the
night, bedwetting, sleepwalking.
16. Pain Degree (intensity) of pain. None N.A.
17. Hearing Degree of poor hearing. None N.A.
18. Vision Degree of poor vision. None N.A.
19.
Gastrointestinal
symptoms
Constipation, reflux, abdominal pain,
None N.A.
nausea, vomiting, flatulence, burping.
*Not counted as a unique PRO, as the PRO subdomains fully encompass the PRO domain.
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