Patient-reported outcome measures

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Patient reported outcome measures in trials

BMJ, 2009
Are widely available, but need to be standardised and used appropriately The complete assessment of the benefits of an intervention must include evidence of the effect on the patient’s health status and quality of life. Such evidence is usually based on self administered or interview administered questionnaires, which are increasingly referred to as ...
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Survival Endpoints: Patient-Reported Experience Measures and Patient-Reported Outcome Measures as Quality Indicators for Outcomes

Clinical Oncology
Heterogeneity of cancer necessitates individualised cancer care as well as tailored survival endpoints-one size no longer fits all. In the past few years, apart from the standard clinical efficacy endpoints, patient reported outcomes have gathered a momentum as one among the quality indicators in the realm of practice changing oncology.
B. Chacko, N. Jose, C.T. Kainickal
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Patient-Reported Outcome Measures in Perspective

Orthopedics, 2018
Robert, Zura, R Grant, Steen
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Tailoring patient reported outcome measurement