Background Value‐based health care is increasingly used to facilitate a systematic
approach during follow‐up of patients. We developed Healthcare Monitor (HM): a structure …

Purpose To investigate the long-term follow-up (5 years) of implementing patient-reported
outcome measures (PROMs) in clinical practice to monitor health-related quality of life …

Importance Patients with head and neck cancer manage a variety of symptoms at home on
an outpatient basis. Clinician review alone often leaves patient symptoms undetected and …

Background Patient‐reported outcomes (PROs) allow for the direct measurement of
functional and psychosocial effects related to treatment. However, technological barriers …

Opinion statement Head and neck cancer includes a wide range of tumors that occur in
several areas of the upper aerodigestive tract. Most head and neck cancer patients report …

Introduction The patient's role in toxicity reporting is increasingly acknowledged. There is
also a need for developing modern communication methods between the patient and the …

Abstract Objectives The roles of Allied Health Care Professionals (AHPs) in Head and Neck
Cancer (HNC) are wide ranging but not clearly defined. Inter‐regional variability in practice …

In patients with cancer of the head and neck, efficient screening for problems can improve
care and the management of resources. We explored use of the Patient Concerns Inventory …

We identified a standard core set of patient-reported symptoms and health-related quality-of-
life (HRQOL) domains to be assessed in head and neck (H&N) cancer clinical trials. The …

Abstract Background The 'Worse-Stable-Better'(WSB) question was introduced to capture
patient-perceived change in University of Washington Quality of Life (UW-QOL) domains …