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assessment tools
Service Satisfaction,
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Patient-Reported
Outcome Measures
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Validation
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Recent Posts
- ‘Simultaneous pancreas and kidney transplantation: A qualitative study of partners’ experiences’ Hann et al published in PLOS ONE
- ‘Psychometric Evaluation of the Cancer Dependent Quality of Life (CancerDQoL) Questionnaire: An Individualised Measure of the Impact of Cancer and Its Treatment on Quality of Life’ Davidson et al published in Psycho-Oncology
FAQs
Patient-Reported Outcome Measures are questionnaires measuring outcomes of importance to patients including quality of life, health status, treatment satisfaction and well-being. HPR PROMs are mostly condition-specific questionnaires. This means our PROMs are designed for patients with a specific medical condition. As a result, they are shorter, more responsive to within group differences, and more sensitive to change than generic measures that attempt to be relevant across very different conditions.
HPR has three main activities:
1) Developing condition-specific PROMs to measure psychological outcomes like quality of life and treatment satisfaction.
2) Promoting best use of these questionnaires through our ongoing research and licensing process.
3) Making new language versions available using a rigorous linguistic validation procedure.