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The 8th Annual PROMIS International Conference
Prague, Czech Republic
Building on Our Foundations, Embracing Our Future
PROMIS as a Catalyst for Improved Patient Outcomes and Population Health
Chairs: Rachel Sisodia, MD and Carole Tucker, PT, PhD
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Plenary 1: Building on Our Foundations, Embracing Our Future
Presenter: Dave Cella, PhD
Moderator: Carole Tucker, PT, PhD
Plenary 2: A Consensus-based National Core Set of Generic PROs and PROMs based on PROMIS
Presenter: Caroline Terwee, PhD
Moderator: Rachel Sisodia, MD
Plenary 3: Methodological Challenges to Integrate PROMs into Medicine Presenter
Presenter: Matthias Rose, MD, PhD
Moderator: Judith Baumhauer, MD, MPH
Oral Paper Session 1-A
Theme: PROMs in clinical care: Standardizing approaches and best practices
Moderator: Vinicius Antao, MD, MSc, PhD
Oral Paper Session 1-B
Theme: Expanding PROMs reach: Cross-walks, social determinants of health and inclusivity
Moderator: Maria Orlando Edelen, PhD, MA
Concurrent Oral Paper Session 1-C
Theme: Using PROMIS to better understand mental health
Moderator: Alexander Obbarius, MD
Oral Paper Session 1-D
Theme: Methodologies and measurement in mental health and neurologic functioning
Moderator: Richard Gershon, PhD
Oral Paper Session 2-A
Theme: Using PROMIS to better understand, treat and surveil patients with chronic diseases and cancer
Moderator: Jacob Lippa, MPH
Oral Paper Session 2-B
Theme: Methodologies and considerations in children
Moderator: Dagmar Amtmann, PhD
Oral Paper Session 2-C
Theme: PROMIS: Improving clinical efficiency and accurate patient assessment
Moderator: Clifton “Bing” Bingham, MD
Oral Paper Session 2-D
Theme: Methods: Tailoring our tools to specific patient populations
Moderator: Michiel Luijten, PhD
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Measuring Pain
Hosts: Dagmar Amtmann, PhD, Professor, Dept. of Rehabilitation Medicine, University of Washington
Amy Cizik, PhD, MPH, Research Assistant Professor , Dept. of Orthopaedics, University of Utah
Dr. Amtmann, a health outcomes researcher with training in measurement, and Dr. Cizik, a health economics and outcomes researcher, will present on pain measurement from both psychometric and implementation perspectives and lead discussion..
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A common problem when using a variety of Patient-Reported Outcome (PRO) measures is the comparability of scales on which the outcomes are reported. Linking establishes relationships between scores on two different measures. The PRO Rosetta Stone (PROsetta Stone®) developed and applied methods to link the Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System (
Dr. Yuan presented information on how PROMIS measures are being used in China and answered questions from participants. The oral presentation is in Chinese; slides are in English.Hosts: Nan Rothrock, PhD and Michelle Langer, PhD, Northwestern University, Chicago
PROMIS measures are increasingly utilized to inform individual patient care. Integrating patient self-report in clinical care is complex. Join this webinar to learn more about guidance and resources now available at HealthMeasures.net to support the implementation of PROMIS measures for patient care. We will also review advantages of several administration platforms.
Nan Rothrock, PhD is Professor of Medical Social Sciences, Neurology - Ken and Ruth Dave Department and Psychiatry and Behavior Sciences, Northwestern University.
Michelle Langer, PhD is the PROMIS/Assessment Center API Product Manager, Northwestern University
Are you new to PROMIS®? This introductory didactic session focuses on the theory and rigorous methodology used in developing PROMIS measures and testing their validity. The growing emphasis on patient-centered care has increased the demand for high-quality data from patient-reported outcome (PRO) measures. Item response theory (IRT) offers promise for addressing practical measurement problems in health-related research that have been difficult to solve through classical methods. This recorded session from PHO's PROMIS Training Workshop is followed by Q&A with Dr.Gershon.
Dr. Hanmer's session is targeted at groups that are trying to collect PROs, usually through an electronic medical record (EMR) or through a third-party system that is distributed across a healthcare system. Q&A followed the presentation.
Learn the steps needed to move from PROMIS basics to implementation in clinical practice. Dr. Makhni will review his experience in creating a PROMIS CAT platform through Epic, including how to design a successful automated platform that can be used across multiple departments and service lines.
Implementing PROs in your office? Join us to discuss lessons learned and emerging best practices to support complete PRO capture in busy clinical offices - a microsystem approach. Following an overview of operational systems approaches in planning PRO capture, a roundtable discussion will share lessons on facilitators and barriers to implementing PROs in busy clinical settings.