Informing Patient-Centered Care Through Stakeholder Engagement and Highly Stratified Quantitative Benefit–Harm Assessments
Abstract
In a previous project aimed at informing patient-centered care for people with multiple chronic conditions, we performed highly stratified quantitative benefit-harm assessments for 2 top priority questions. In this current work, our goal was to describe the process and approaches we developed and to qualitatively glean important elements from it that address patient-centered care.We engaged patients, caregivers, clinicians, and guideline...
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Title
Informing Patient-Centered Care Through Stakeholder Engagement and Highly Stratified Quantitative Benefit–Harm Assessments
Published Date
May 1, 2020
Journal
Volume
23
Issue
5
Pages
616 - 624
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