Key result
A review of 29 articles identified 68 patient-reported outcome measures for long-term prostate cancer survivors, with 75% being previously validated multi-item scales.
Why the study?
What patient-reported outcome measures are used in studies of long-term prostate cancer survivors?
Population
Long-term prostate cancer survivors (at least 2 years posttreatment)
Design
Systematic_review
Authors
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Well-validated PROMs support symptom and QoL assessment in long-term prostate cancer survivors; confirms availability while leaving open needs for health promotion and care quality tools.
What patient-reported outcome measures are used in studies of long-term prostate cancer survivors?
There are well-validated patient-reported outcome measures for symptoms and quality of life in long-term prostate cancer survivors, but fewer for health promotion and care quality.
Hudson et al. (2015) conducted a review in Prostate cancer. Patient-reported outcome measures was evaluated on Identified patient-reported outcome measures. A review of 29 articles identified 68 patient-reported outcome measures for long-term prostate cancer survivors, with 75% being previously validated multi-item scales.
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