Check out our various trainings from March through until July. Become informed & confident in choosing #outcomemeasures, interpreting children & young people's response data & improving the data quality in your #mentalhealth or #wellbeing service.
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ARRCT | Open Access
Treatment expectations and meaningful outcomes in spinal muscular atrophy explored using the Goal Attainment Scale.

🔗 www.archives-rrct.org/article/S2590-1095(26)00...

#ARRCT #OpenAccess #SpinalMuscularAtrophy #PatientCenteredCare #OutcomeMeasures #ACRM

PM&R | Stroke Research
Frequency of outcome measures in lower extremity stroke RCTs—and their correlation with clinical recommendations.

Read the abstract: www.archives-pmr.org/article/S0003-9993(26)00...

#ArchivesPMR #StrokeRehabilitation #OutcomeMeasures #ClinicalTrials #ACRM

PM&R | Stroke Research
Frequency of outcome measures in lower extremity stroke RCTs—and their correlation with clinical recommendations.

Read the abstract: www.archives-pmr.org/article/S0003-9993(26)00...

#ArchivesPMR #StrokeRehabilitation #OutcomeMeasures #ClinicalTrials #ACRM

Published in Archives of PM&R:
Defining the minimal important change of the Fugl-Meyer Lower Extremity motor scale in acute stroke.

Read the abstract: www.archives-pmr.org/article/S0003-9993(26)00...

#ArchivesPMR #StrokeRehabilitation #FuglMeyerAssessment #OutcomeMeasures #ACRM

Published in Archives of PM&R:
A new trunk function evaluation model after stroke, developed using multiscale factor analysis and Rasch analysis.

Read here: www.archives-pmr.org/article/S0003-9993(26)00...

#ArchivesPMR #StrokeRehabilitation #TrunkControl #OutcomeMeasures #ACRM

Published in Archives of PM&R:
Defining the minimal important change of the Fugl-Meyer Lower Extremity motor scale in acute stroke.

Read the abstract: www.archives-pmr.org/article/S0003-9993(26)00...

#ArchivesPMR #StrokeRehabilitation #FuglMeyerAssessment #OutcomeMeasures #ACRM

Published in Archives of PM&R:
A new trunk function evaluation model after stroke, developed using multiscale factor analysis and Rasch analysis.

Read here: www.archives-pmr.org/article/S0003-9993(26)00...

#ArchivesPMR #StrokeRehabilitation #TrunkControl #OutcomeMeasures #ACRM

Published in Archives of PM&R:
Does minimal detectable change in the 10-Meter Walk Test and TUG differ by Parkinson’s disease severity?

Read here: www.archives-pmr.org/article/S0003-9993(26)00...

#ArchivesPMR #ParkinsonsDisease #OutcomeMeasures #GaitAssessment #ACRM #PMR

Services that support the #mentalhealth & #wellbeing of children & young people can measure the effectiveness of outcomes using #outcomemeasures, but have you ascertained which are the best measures to use. This can help 👉🏽 www.corc.uk.net/ebpu-logic-m...
You can also get in touch: CORC@annafreud.org

Published in Archives of PM&R:
Does minimal detectable change in the 10-Meter Walk Test and TUG differ by Parkinson’s disease severity?

Read here: www.archives-pmr.org/article/S0003-9993(26)00...

#ArchivesPMR #ParkinsonsDisease #OutcomeMeasures #GaitAssessment #ACRM #PMR

Thank you to Mya from Jami at Jewish Care for her talk on their journey in #outcomemeasures. Their dedication to ensuring data is meaningful means they can keep track of progress, assess suitability & support staff motivation. Their work progresses from schools to the #Community

We very much look forward to welcoming all of our speakers tomorrow at our annual #CORCForum.
The full agenda and each of their talks can be found here: corc.uk.net/training-eve...
We look forward to seeing you online then!

#outcomemeasures
#research
#mentalhealth
#youngpeople

We have made some updates to our website making it easy for you to navigate our resources to benefit your work:
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We can also now be found on Linked In
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#mentalhealth #children #youngpeople #outcomemeasures

Do you work with #outcomemeasures in your #mentalhealth or #wellbeing services for children and young people? Our various trainings support and guide best use for improving your service & enabling useful data. Free for members or £25 per webinar.
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Review Article

A Systematic Review of Clinical Trial Designs and Outcome Measures in Sjögren Disease Randomized Controlled Trials

📖 www.jrheum.org/cgi/content/...
@hopitalbicetre.bsky.social

#clinicaltrials #outcomemeasures #sjögrendisease

Various training dates are available for staff to learn to work effectively with #outcomemeasures for the benefit of your service & #mentalhealth outcomes for children & young people. Free for members or £25 per webinar.
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Remotely delivered weight management for people with long COVID and overweight: the randomized wait-list-controlled ReDIRECT trial - Nature Medicine In a randomized trial, a remotely delivered weight management intervention for people with long COVID and excess weight improved respective long COVID symptoms and quality of life and resulted in subs...

Great example of end-to-end #PPI in the #ReDIRECT trial presented by @dnblane.bsky.social

Input from people with #LongCovid resulted in the choice of a personally prioritised #outcomemeasures by participants, a novel approach in trials of this kind.

www.nature.com/articles/s41...

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A roadmap for genome projects to foster psychosocial and economic evidence to further policy and practice - Communications Medicine Chung et al. examine the multi-dimensional effectiveness of genome sequencing and summarise indicators and measurement tools for psychosocial and economic outcomes. They highlight priority areas for outcome-oriented research and showcase best practices in selecting outcome measures for effective implementation within genome projects.

🚨 NEW PERSPECTIVE! ⚕️ 🩺

Chung et al. summarise indicators and measurement tools for psychosocial and economic outcomes from genomic sequencing projects.

https://bit.ly/3TiaYCh #GenomicSequencing #PsychosocialResearch #OutcomeMeasures

#LivedExperience #Involvement #Outcomes #OutcomeMeasures #PROMs #PatientReportedOutcomeMeasures #SystematicReview #PeerResearchers #ServiceUserResearchers #Codeveloped #Coproduced

Screenshot from the common call document of the GACD call, describing further specifications for outcome measures to be used: Outcome measures The proposal’s primary outcome measures must be implementation research outcomes to assess MLTC NCD. With regard to MLTC NCD, applicants are encouraged to explore any combination of chronic conditions, including mental health disorders and sleep disorders. The specific combination of conditions should be justified using local or regional epidemiological data about their co-occurrence. Outcome measures should appropriately address implementation tackling MLTC NCD, and not focus on one condition. Applicants must also include appropriate interim outcomes and consider the feasibility of health outcomes. [shortened as too little space here, check Mastodon or the original document]

Screenshot of a table based on the linked pre-print. First column is titled "Prevention Core Outcome Set" and lists the following four: 1. Adverse events 2. Comorbidity (development of new comorbidity) 3. Health risk behaviour 4. Quality of life (incl. Health-related quality of life) Second column is titled "Prevention Core Outcome Set" and lists the following four: 1. Adherence to treatment 2. Adverse events 3. Healthcare cost (out of-pocket cost of treatment) 4. Quality of life (incl. Health-related quality of life)

9th GACD Call "Management of Multiple Long-Term Conditions"
www.gacd.org/funding/curr...
🗓️ 15.05.

The call [pdf www.gacd.org/perch/resour... ]
has a section on #OutcomeMeasures referring to our COSMOS #CoreOutcomeSet, #PrePrint here:
www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1...

#GlobalHealth #Multimorbidity

Topol: US Betrays Healthcare Workers in Coronavirus Disaster Many US healthcare workers started this year already suff...

For years #healthcare was pushing for meaningless #QualityMetrics, #OutcomeMeasures resulting in ineffective money distribution. All that didnt help us in any way to prepare for #COVID19 crisis.
#healthcare #ICU #criticalcare #medtwitter
https://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/927811