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  • Patient Reported Outcomes (PROs) offer critical insights into patient experiences and value in healthcare.
  • PROs, combined with clinical data, provide a comprehensive view of individual and population health.

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  • Cancer survivorship research increasingly utilizes diverse health data, including PROs, due to advances in treatment and detection.
  • Key challenges include determining optimal data sources and validation methods for research.
  • A recent study by Hamood et al. in IJHPR made progress in validating PRO data for research.

Key Insights:

  • PRO data can significantly enhance understanding of cancer survivorship, including long-term adverse effects.
  • Limitations in current research include small sample sizes and a narrow focus on specific cancer types and outcomes.
  • Validation of non-clinical data elements is essential for expanding research capabilities.

Outlook:

  • Widespread Electronic Health Record (EHR) adoption facilitates the systematic collection of diverse health data.
  • Future research will increasingly compare and validate non-clinical data captured through electronic systems.
  • Enhanced data validation will empower cancer survivorship researchers to address a wider range of patient and outcome-related questions.