A virtual workshop on the implementation of patient reported outcome (PRO) measures in daily clinical practice?

1. IMPLEMENTING PATIENT – REPORTED
OUTCOMES ASSESSMENT
A VIRTUAL INTERACTIVE
WORKSHOP ON THE
IMPLEMENTATION OF PATIENT
REPORTED OUTCOME
ASSESSMENT IN DAILY CLINICAL
PRACTICE
PROGRAMME
2
HOURS
2013
25
SEPTEMBER
WORKSHOP INCLUDES:
MINUTE INTERACTIVE
PRESENTATION
MINUTE Q&A
DAY ON-DEMAND FREE
ACCESS
Choosing the
questionnaire
TIME:
3.OO pm BST/11.00 AM ET
30
30
90

2. WORKSHOP OUTLINE
DEFINING THE
OBJECTIVES
1
DEFINING THE
OBJECTIVES
1 2 3 4 5
SELECTING
THE PATIENTS,
SETTING &
TIMING
CHOOSING THE
QUESTIONNAIRE
ADMINISTERING
THE
QUESTIONNAIRE
INTERPRETING &
REPORTING THE
RESULTS
Why it’s important to
consider the setting
and timing for
assessment when
selecting the
patients. Ability to
complete the survey,
literacy levels and
language.
Key issues discussed
will include
differences between
generic and condition
specific, single versus
multi- item, validity
and reliability,
response format,
differences between
health status and
quality of life.
Strengths and
weaknesses of
different modes of
administration
including, self-
administered,
interviewer and
computer
administration, data
collection and
required resources
such as data entry and
integration into
medical records.
The workshop will
cover in detail the
different options
available for
interpreting PRO
scores including
change over time,
differences between
detectable change
and clinically
relevant change,
effect size, cut- off
scores, individual
versus group scores,
levels of severity.
Determining what the
purpose of the PRO
assessment is and the
need to clarify goals
such as screening for
problems, monitoring
of progress etc.
IMPLEMENTING PATIENT – REPORTED OUTCOMES
ASSESSMENT: WORKSHOP OUTLINE
LEARN MORE ABOUT
THIS WORKSHOP
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