The “Developing Protocols (Trials): Handbook Chapter” is an excerpt of the PROTEUS-Trials Handbook that describes the SPIRIT-PRO guidance for addressing the minimum elements related to PROs that should be included in clinical trial protocols. View the entire Handbook here (US version) or here (UK…
This article, in support of “Developing Protocols (Trials),” adapts the Standard Protocol Items: Recommendations for Interventional Trials (SPIRIT)-Patient-Reported Outcome (PRO) Extension guidance to a user-friendly format for patient partners. Citation Information Cruz Rivera S, Stephens R, Mercieca-Bebber R, Retzer A,…
This powerpoint, a resource supporting “Developing Protocols (Trials),” recommends items to include in clinical trial protocols where PROs are primary or key secondary outcomes to ensure that critical aspects of the PRO study are addressed. Presented by: Melanie Calvert, PhD;…
This article, in support of “Developing Protocols (Trials),” aims to improve the completeness of trial protocols by providing recommendations for the PRO-specific information that should be addressed.” Citation Information Calvert M, Kyte D, Mercieca-Bebber R, et al. Guidelines for Inclusion…
This powerpoint, in support of “Applying Findings,” provides an overview of how practicing clinicians can evaluate clinical research articles that report PROs to determine whether the results can be applied to their practice and includes a worked example. Presented by:…
This powerpoint, in support of “Applying Findings (Trials),” provides an overview of how practicing clinicians can evaluate clinical research articles that report PROs to determine whether the results can be applied to their practice. Presented by: Albert W. Wu, MD,…
This PowerPoint, a resource supporting “Displaying Results (Trials),” provides evidence-based recommendations for visualization of PRO data to promote understanding and use by patients and clinicians. Presented by: Claire Snyder, PhD; Michael Brundage, MD, MSc
This PowerPoint, a resource supporting “Displaying Results (Trials),” provides an overview of recommendations for visualization of data to promote understanding and use by patients and clinicians. Presented by: Claire Snyder, PhD
This powerpoint, a resource supporting “Analyzing Data (Trials),” provides information on PRO data analysis. Presented by: Corneel Coens, MSc
This powerpoint, in support of “Selecting Measures (Trials),” provides a detailed description of the minimum standards for selecting PRO measures for research studies. Presented by: Bryce R. Reeve, PhD
This powerpoint, in support of “Selecting Measures (Trials),” provides an overview of minimum standards for selecting PRO measures for research studies. Presented by: Bryce R. Reeve, PhD
This checklist, in support of “Displaying Results (Trials),” summarizes the recommendations for visualization of PRO data to clinicians and researchers in, for example, research publications.
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