Clarijs, Marloes

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Propositions related to the thesis entitled  BREAST CANCER Insights into Patient Reported Outcomes   1. Collecting, evaluating and sharing standardized and longitudinal patient-reported outcome data from a real world setting will eventually drive better outcomes for patients. (this thesis)  2. Even though PROM score differences between breast cancer treatments may exhibit statistical significance, this may not necessarily reflect a meaningful clinical change. (this thesis)  3. Tumor volume measurements in addition to diameter measurements add value in the response evaluation during NAC. (this thesis)  4. A prediction model to identify high-risk patients for developing radiation-induced fibrosis can guide alternative treatment decisions. (this thesis)  5. Future PROM developments should focus on better measurement properties. (this thesis)  6. While achieving the absence of disease is important, modern concepts of health acknowledge the equal significance of achieving physical, mental and social well-being. (Inspired by World Health Organization, 1948)  7. Mandatory measurement and reporting of results is perhaps the single most important step in reforming the health care system. (Prof. Michael E. Porter)  8. Action is the foundational key to all success. (Pablo Picasso)  9. Simple, not easy. There’s a difference. (Ron Jeffries)   10. Het vieren van successen zorgt voor een positieve sfeer op de werkvloer.  11. Dolce far niente.         Marloes Clarijs 

Breast cancer:Insights into patient reported outcomes

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Breast cancer:Insights into patient reported outcomes

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