… organisation’s human research ethics committee and registries which the health organisation
… projects conducted at the organisation; and a survey of health professionals use of PROMs …

… the impact on long-term health outcomes such as survival rate. Most of the … health outcomes
and some of the positive improvement on the outcomes only occurred on selective measures…

… Reported Outcome Measures (PROMs) within organisations delivering health related …
There is increasing interest in using PROMs routinely within healthcare organisations to evaluate …

… The key finding of this report was that although many organisations in the healthcare sector
are interested in PROMs, their development, collection and use is patchy and inconsistent. …

… include: professionals’ level of knowledge and confidence about using outcome measures,
and the degree of organisational and peer-support professionals received with a view to …

… and allow for benchmarking across organisations and countries. The lack of outcome
measurements that matter most to patients represents a barrier to health care improvement [5] and …

… of health problems. We undertook an extensive review to describe the extent to which patient
assessed outcome measures have … by funding bodies and professional organisations. 20 …

… whether it can be used in different settings, with different groups of service users and in
different types of mental health organisation. We would like to see evidence not only that the …

… and healthcare utilisation. Bundling outcome measures are recommended to provide a
more complete picture of the true impact of innovation on healthcare organisation performance. …

… outcome measures (PROMs), are increasingly accompanying the traditional clinical ways of
measuring health … the different health constructs they are purported to measure. Differences …