Use of patient-reported outcome measures in cost-effectiveness models informing health technology assessments of non-oncology treatments: a review Including patient-reported outcome measures (PROMs) in cost-effectiveness models (CEMs) represents an important opportunity to reflect patients’ perspectives in health technology assessments (HTAs)...

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Our latest review provides an essential insight into how #patientreportedoutcomemeasures can be included in #costeffectiveness models that inform #healthtechnologyassessments of non-oncology treatments.

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A critical look at transition ratings - PubMed Patient ratings of the extent to which they have improved or deteriorated-transition ratings-are extremely common in clinical practice and clinical research. However, some have raised concerns about t...

#TransitionRatings (are you better; if so how much) is the most-used strategy for establishing #MinimalImportantDifferences in #PatientReportedOutcomeMeasures. But transition ratings must be valid. This seminal, essential paper shows how to test their validity.
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Fantastic, but short meeting at SCA2025. Thanks to Louise Sun and @AnneDCherry for the opportunity to present on #PatientReportedOutcomeMeasures #UIowaAnesthesia

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