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Presentation Title Patient Reported Outcome 36pt Arial Bold Measures (PROMs) Sub heading 24pt Arial Presentation by: Dr Kofi Nimako, Consultant Chest Physician Dr Thayalan Kandiah, Consultant in Paediatric Dentistry An Associated

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Patient Reported Outcome Measures (PROMs)

Presentation by: Dr Kofi Nimako, Consultant Chest Physician Dr Thayalan Kandiah, Consultant in Paediatric Dentistry

An Associated University Hospital of Brighton and Sussex Medical School

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What are PROMs ?

Standardised validated instruments used to measure a

patient’s perception of their:

Health
Functional status
QoL
Outcomes – “are my symptoms better?”

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Why consider PROMs ?

Patient centred approach to:
Improving quality of care and QoL

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A new approach to PROMs

Incorporating into routine clinical practice
Driven by clinicians
Used to improve patient care
Diagnosis
Communication
Treatment response
Disease monitoring

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Implementation

Utilisation of your care matters
Retrospective completion of questionnaire
Pilot – 3 month
Tilgate and Tandridge
Dental and Maxillofacial out-patients
Outcomes
Rates of patient participation

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Results

N = 102
50% participation

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Results – Physical Health

*A score of 50 represents average for population

Location N Physical Health (*) Dental Outpatients 18 16 (51) Tandridge Ward 33 13 (42) Tilgate Ward 51 12 (40)

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Results – Mental Health

*A score of 50 represents average for population

Location N Mental Health Dental Outpatients 18 11 (41) Tandridge Ward 33 11 (41) Tilgate Ward 51 10 (39)

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Results – Change

**10 = significantly improved, 0 = significantly worse

Location N How felt after hospital stay/procedure ** Dental Outpatients 18 8.2 Tandridge Ward 33 8.3 Tilgate Ward 51 7.4

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Conclusion

Collection of PROMs data is essential to improve quality of

care

Feasible
Good participation from patients
Early results promising

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Challenges

Developing the results interface – currently not ideal
Roll out to other departments

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