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Following the success of the previous three PROMs Research Conferences held at University of Sheffield (2016), St Anne's College, University of Oxford, (2017) and the Centre for Patient Reported Outcomes Research (CPROR) at the University of Birmingham, (2018), we report the proceedings from the 2019 conference held at Leeds Beckett University Centre for Psychological Research (PsyCen) on the 13 th June. Aims of the conference:To gather clinicians, patient partners, researchers, academics, leading international experts, and early career researchers to explore current advances and best practice in research and implementation in the PROM field in the UK and beyond.The overall theme of the conference was 'Advances in Patient Reported Outcomes:Integration and Innovation'. Summary of eventAltogether, 77 multi-disciplinary delegates attended including 6 patient representatives.The programme centred around two stimulating plenary sessions, a workshop, parallel oral sessions and poster exhibitions.
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