Co-sponsored by the
Institute for Healthy Living and Chronic Disease Prevention, and
the W. Maurice Young Centre for Applied Ethics

PRESENTER
Nick Bansback PhD, Associate Professor
School of Population and Public Health,
Faculty of Medicine, UBC Vancouver

Abstract:  Examples from an ongoing study will be presented to show how PROMs data can be used support patient decision making by helping them understand their outcomes compared to others, what outcomes they might expect in the future and how their outcomes have changed over time.
Software will be demonstrated to show the potential of PROMS in improving patient decision making.

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