Register today to attend the ISOQOL 1st Virtual Symposium, an event focused on challenges that healthcare providers (HCPs) encounter in the integration of patient-reported outcome measures (PROMs) into routine practice. Scheduled for three half-days from 6-8 May 2025, this virtual event will consist of panel discussions, presentations, an interactive online activity, real world case studies, and live attendee engagement and interaction with the speakers.

Session Highlight

Session 1: What Does it Mean to Implement PROMs in Clinical Practice?

Although the use of PROMs in practice is increasing, sometimes HCPs face barriers when trying to use PROMs across various clinical settings and inter-professional teams. Implementing PROMs on a wide scale poses significant challenges, as it requires engaging providers and changing their clinical practice (e.g., workflow and roles). This first session provides an overview of Implementation Science (IS) frameworks to guide the workshop and illustrate the intersection between the “user” and “implementation process” domains. Also, we will review key terms/nomenclature and discuss the underlying assumptions that frame this symposium. Finally, examples of the various ways in which PROMs can be adopted in clinical practice (e.g., screening, assessment, monitoring, planning, and evaluating care/treatment) will be discussed.

More information: https://mailchi.mp/isoqol/implement-proms-in-clinical-practice-like-a-pro