Paitent Reported Outcomes Flashcards

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What are some of the commonly used measures of health?

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Mortality
Morbity
Paitent based outcomes

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What are some of the advantages and dsiadvatnages of using mortality as an outcome?

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Easily defined, but not always recorded acuratley, not a good way of assessing outcomes and quality of care

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What are some of the advantages and disadavatages of using morbity as a measure of health?

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Routinely collected, however the collection is not always reliable and acucrate, and tells us nothing about the paitnets experiences, and is not always easy to use in a evaluation

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What are patient reported outcomes?

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Attempt to classify well being from the paitents point of veiw,and these are measures of the quality of life of a paitent that come directly from paitents

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Why would you used patient related outcomes?

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Increase in the conditions where management is the aim rather than curing, biomedical tests are just part of the pictures, and needs to focus on the patients concerns, and need to pay attention to the iatrogenic effects of care

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What are some of the challenges of using PROMS?

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Minimising the time and cost of collection, achieving high rates of patient protection, providing an apporitate output to different audiences and reducing the misuse of proms, and expanding to other conditions such as long term conditions

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What is health related quality of life?

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In clinical medicine represents the functional effect of an illness and consequent therapy on a patient, as perceived by the patient

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What are some of the dimensions of health realted quality of life?

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Physical function, symptoms, global judgements of health, psychological wellebing, social wellbeing, cognitive functioning, personal constructs and satsification with care

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How can you use qalative measures to assess health realted quality of life?

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Can be very approiate, and give you access to parts that other measures can’t reach, and good for looking at the intia dimensions of health related quality of life however is ver resource hungry

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What are some of the uses of qunatitive measures of health realted quality of life?

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Relies on the use of questionaires known as published instruments, and should fufil certain criteria

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What are the two most important features of a PROMS instrument?

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Reliability- is the instrument accurate over time, and internally consistent
Validity- does the instrument actually measure what is in intended to

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What are generic instruments?

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Can be use in healthy populations including healthy people, and also have questions on social and emtional and physical functioning, pain and self care

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What are some of use of specific instruments?

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Evaluates a series of health dimensitons specific to a disease site or dimensiton

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What are the advantages of using generic insturments?

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Can be used for a brad range of health problems, can be used as a disease specific instruments, and enable comparision across treatment groups, and can be used to determine the unexpected and expected results of treatmetns

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What are the disadvantages of using generic instruments?

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They are inherantly less detailed, loss of relevance, and can be less senstive to changes that occur as a result of interactions

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What is the SF-36?

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A 36 item questionaire, containg 36 items that can be grouped into 8 dimensions, including physical functioning, social functioning, role functioning (physical and emotional) bodily pain, vitalilty, general health and mental health, and a score is developed for each of these dimensions

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What is the EuroQuol EQ SD

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Provides a single index value for health status, on which full health is assigned a value of 1 and deat is a value of 0, including 5 dimensions mobility, self care, usual acticits, pain and discomfort, and anxiety and depression. There are 3 levels fro each dimensiton that include no problems and some moderate problems and extreme problems

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What are the different forms of specific instruments?

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Disease specific- eg asthma quality of life questionnaire
Site specific- the oxford hip score
Dimension specific- the beck depression intinary

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What are the advantages of specific instrument?

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Very relevant content, sensitive to change, and acceptable to patients

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What are the disadvantages of specific instruments?

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Can’t be used with those who don’t have the condition, comparison is limited and may not detect unexpected effects