CV/COS Webinar: Clip 13

One of the questions we recently received touched on the utility of our platform’s data in understanding patient behavior and experiences. We are thrilled to confirm that several of our sites have conducted research on this very topic, examining factors such as time to complete questionnaires, the impact of questionnaire reviews on treatment decisions, and more. This data has been a valuable source for engaging health services research. Currently, we are actively discussing ways to optimize the data we gather passively to support inquiries on PRO implementation and patient engagement, as it holds great potential for quality improvement and enhanced patient care.

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