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Program Highlights

Plenary 1 - Thursday, 9:45-10:45 am

The Global Revolution: Transforming Health Systems through PROMs

From Measurement to Change: What Worked and What Failed
Dr. Slaveyko Djambazov, PhD, MBA
HTA Ltd, Founder and Managing Partner

Making the Patient Voice Count; The Patient-Reported Indicator Surveys (PaRIS)
Michael van den Berg, PhD
Senior Health Policy Analyst
Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OCED)

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Plenary 2 - Friday, 8:00-9:00 am

Operationalizing PROMIS for Meaningful Action: Advancing Systems,
Clinics, and the Patient Experience

Developing and Selecting Meaningful Outcome Measures
with Patient Research Partners. Why is it so Difficult?
Maartin de Wit, PhD
Patient Expert, Stichting Tools

Patient-Reported Outcomes as a Core Engine of the Learning Health System:
From Measurement to Meaningful Clinical and Population Impact
Lara Evans, MD, MPH, FACP
Associate Chief Clinical Officer for Patient Engagement
Director, Patent Reported Outcomes, Quality Institute
Professor of Clinical Medicine
University of Rochester

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International Update - Friday, 9:35-10:25 am

PROMIS Around the World - What's New?
PHO International Committee

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Plenary 3 - Friday, 3:45-4:45 pm

Real-World PROMs Action: Integrating Crosswalks, Interpretation, and AI for Better Care

J. Devin Peipert, PhD
University of Birmingham, UK

Benjamin Schalet, PhD
Amsterdam University Medical Centers, Netherlands

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Pre-conference Workshops
Thursday, 8:00-9:00 am
Jump start your conference experience with an optional early morning workshop.
(ticketed activity)

Oral Papers
Thursday and Friday
Attend presentations on methodological and clinical research topics. Sessions offered concurrently.

Poster Walks
Thursday and Friday
Join a small group to visit with poster presenters and learn about their research.

Roundtables
Thursday and Friday
Choose a roundtable topic onsite and participate
in a facilitated small group discussion.

Click here for the Schedule at a Glance

Pre-conference Workshops
Choose a pre-conference workshop to expand your conference experience. All workshops are offered concurrently on Thursday morning before the start of the conference program. Select one and add this ticked activity to your registration. (Conference registration required)

Workshop #1,  Thursday, 8- 9 am
Item Response Theory (IRT) and Computer Adaptive Testing (CAT)
Michiel Luijten, PhD, Amsterdam University Medical Centers
Benjamin Schalet, PhD, Amsterdam University Medical Center

Workshop #3,  Thursday, 8-9 am
Implementing PROMs in Clinical Practice: A Practical Approach
Judy Baumhauer, MD, MPH, University of Rochester
Amy Cizik, PhD, MPH, University of Utah

Thursday, Workshop #2,  8-9 am
Highly Efficient "Screen to CAT" Options for Clinical Practice and Population Health
Michael Bass, MS, Northwestern University
David Cella, PhD, Northwestern University
Nan Rothrock, PhD, Northwestern University


Workshop #4,  Thursday, 8-9 am
Using PROMIS in Clinical Trials
Clifton Bingham, MD, Johns Hopkins University
David Cella, PhD, Northwestern University

 

Roundtable Discussion Groups
Stop by the PHO registration desk onsite to pick up a participant ticket.
One ticket per person / per group.

Thursday Roundtables 1:30 - 2:30 pm

  • Getting Started with PROMIS: Selecting Measures and Scoring
  • Score Interpretation
  • Digital Tools and Platforms for PROMIS Administration
  • IRT and CATs
  • Linking PROMIS
  • PROMIS for Quality Measurement
  • PROMIS in Specialty Care
  • System Implementation: Barriers and Facilitators

 

Friday Roundtables 1:45 - 2:45 pm

  • Choosing the Right Tool for the Right Patient
  • Cross-Cultural Use of PROMIS
  • Understanding Minimal Important Differences
  • PROPr – PROMIS, Patient Preferences and Health Economics
  • PROMIS in Mental Health
  • Shared Decision-Making and Improving Workflow
  • Using PROMIS in Rehabilitation
  • Using AI with PROMIS
  • PROs and Value Based Care: the ICHOM Perspective