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Identifying patient-reported outcomes of telephone-based breast cancer support services
Margaret I Fitch1, Kittie Pang2, Danielle VandeZande3
1Professor, Bloomberg Faculty of Nursing, University of Toronto, Toronto, ON Marg.i.fitch@gmail.com.
Abstract:
Interest in measuring patient-reported outcomes has been growing within cancer care facilities. In particular, community- based agencies want to identify appropriate patient-reported outcomes to use in evaluating their programs. Willow Breast Cancer Support Canada undertook a series of interviews with staff, peer volunteers and clients to identify the most relevant patient-reported outcomes for their telephone peer support service. Both process and outcome variables were identified as relevant for future measurement. The approach utilized and the outcomes identified could serve as a model for similar organizations to implement.
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