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Characteristics and patient-reported outcomes associated to dropout in severely affected oncological patients
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2021
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BackgroundPatient-reported outcome measures (PROMs) are commonly used and are surrogates for clinical outcomes in cancer research. In the research setting of very severe diseases such as cancer, it is difficult to avoid the problem of incomplete questionnaires from drop-out or missing data due to patients who deceased during observation period. We aimed to explore patient characteristics and patient-reported outcomes associated with the time-to-dropout. MethodsIn the Oncological Social Care
doi:10.21203/rs.3.rs-141499/v1
fatcat:uy22y64mujfbln4c2t2gcmdzcq