The Association Between Health-Related Quality of Life Scores and Clinical Outcomes for People Living With Lung Cancer: An Australian Registry Cohort Study Using Patient-Reported Outcomes to Drive Value-Based Healthcare.

Susan Harden; Madeleine T King; Jing Jing Li; Sanuki Tissera; M H Lloyd; Lisa Briggs; Tom Wood; Baki Billah; Dani Samankula; S. Smith; Margaret Brand; Tali Lang; Philip Parente; Sarah J. McGrath; David Langton; Tegan Dumnall; Barton R. Jennings; Sandra Nicholls; Rob G. Stirling; Gary Richardson; John Zalcberg

doi:10.1111/1759-7714.70245

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To explore the relationship between health-related quality of life scores and clinical outcomes in lung cancer patients.
Utilized patient-reported outcomes measures (PROMs) and patient-reported experience measures (PREMs) linked with clinical and cost data.
Analyzed a cohort from an Australian registry of lung cancer patients.
Highlighted the importance of early diagnosis and evidence-based treatment.
Demonstrated a meaningful connection between health-related quality of life and clinical outcomes.
Showed that PROMs and PREMs can drive improvements in patient-centered care in lung cancer.
Indicated potential for scalable approaches to enhance value-based healthcare at a system level.

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Cohort study evaluates outcomes in lung cancer care using patient-reported measures, suggesting improvements for value-based healthcare.

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PROMs/PREMs linked with clinical and cost data provided meaningful insight into patient-centered outcomes and drivers of value in lung cancer care. This VBHC framework highlights the importance of early diagnosis and access to evidence-based treatment and offers a scalable approach to support patient-centered quality improvement at the health system level.

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Harden et al. (2026) studied this question.

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