#Distillates #PROs Patient-Reported Outcomes en el Congreso #ACR21
The History of Patient-Reported Outcomes in Rheumatology.
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- The use of patient-reported outcomes (PROs) in rheumatology started in the early 1980s, helping to shift focus from just biomedical factors to a more comprehensive biopsychosocial approach to health.
- Initially, PROs were mainly used in clinical trials and research, but recently they've become more common in everyday clinical care for rheumatology patients.
- Over 250 reliable and valid PRO scales have been created to assess what matters most to patients with rheumatic diseases, and this measurement approach is continuously improving.]
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Advances in Patient-Reported Outcomes from ACR 2021 Conference
At the ACR 2021 annual congress, approximately 112 abstracts highlighted patient-reported outcomes across various rheumatic diseases, emphasizing assessment tools, quality of life, and disease perception.
RT @meed_ref: #Distillates #PROs Patient-Reported Outcomes en el Congreso #ACR21
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RT @meed_ref: #Distillates #PROs Patient-Reported Outcomes en el Congreso #ACR21
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#Distillates #PROs Patient-Reported Outcomes en el Congreso #ACR21