Correlación de las tablas COOP/WONCA con la versión en español del perfil de salud de Nottingham para pacientes

Esther Soler Climent1, Matilde Miguel Manzanera2, Vanesa Pavia Miralles3

  • 1Area of Research and Innovation in Care, Department of Health, Elche General Hospital, Elche, Spain; FISABIO, Valencia, Spain.

Resumen

Los gráficos COOP/WONCA miden efectivamente la calidad de vida relacionada con la salud (HRQoL) en pacientes con cáncer, mostrando fuertes vínculos con el perfil de salud de Nottingham (NHP) y el bienestar psicológico. Estos hallazgos apoyan su uso en la atención oncológica.

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