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  • * Patient-reported outcomes
  • * Health economics and outcomes research
  • * Drug development

Background:

  • * Patient experience data is increasingly vital for drug development and risk/benefit analysis.
  • * Assessing patient preferences is key to evaluating new therapies.
  • * Pediatric Growth Hormone Deficiency (PGHD) treatment was used as a model for developing patient-centric measures.

Purpose of the Study:

  • * To develop a prototype process for assessing patient-centric treatment preferences.
  • * To create validated questionnaires for measuring patient preferences in PGHD.
  • * To incorporate the patient voice into the drug development continuum.

Main Methods:

  • * Literature review and concept elicitation interviews with experts, caregivers, and children with PGHD.
  • * Data analysis using adapted ground theory.
  • * Development and cognitive debriefing of the GHD-Preference Measure (GHD-PRM) and GHD-Attribute Measure (GHD-ATM).

Main Results:

  • * Key caregiver preferences included ease of preparation, convenience, and side effects.
  • * Treatment impacts on children's lives involved travel, social activities, and routines.
  • * Findings were consistent across patient groups and treatment types (injectable vs. oral).

Conclusions:

  • * The GHD-PRM and GHD-ATM are novel, rigorously developed, disease-specific preference questionnaires.
  • * These measures provide valuable patient-centric data for various stakeholders.
  • * Novel preference measures enhance risk/benefit analysis and inform treatment evaluations.