リンパ腫患者の症状報告,医療の利用,全生存に対する電子患者報告結果測定プログラム (e-PROMs) の影響:多センター展望研究

Raúl Córdoba1, Marta Del Olmo Rodríguez2, Sergio Ramos1

  • 1Haematology Department Hospital Universitario Fundacion Jimenez Diaz Madrid Spain.

EJHaem
|September 5, 2025
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まとめ

E- Res Saludプログラムは,電子患者報告結果測定法 (e- PROM) を用いて,リンパ腫患者の治療完了と生存率を向上させました. 価値に基づく医療アプローチにより 緊急診察や入院が減りました

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