The DYNHA SF-36 Health Survey is a computerized adaptive testing (CAT) version of the industry standard, fixed-length Short Form Health Survey (SF-36) that has been translated and made available for use in many country and language-based cohorts [21]. The SF-36 focuses on assessing functional health and well-being, measuring eight health domains, including physical functioning, bodily pain, the ability to engage in work and leisure activities, psychological distress, vitality, and emotional health in order to accurately evaluate an individual's physical and mental status throughout the recovery period. The advantages of a dynamic health assessment include brevity without sacrificing accuracy, a focus on parameters affected by chronic health conditions, reliable outcomes for monitoring individuals, lower data collection costs, and real-time results with built-in interpretation and scoring.