Nutzen von PROMs für die klinische Praxis
Zusammenfassung
Der Einsatz von PROMs in der Onkologie kann bei guter Integration in die Arbeitsabläufe
- eine wichtige Rolle bei der Problemerkennung und der bedarfsgerechten, gezielten Einleitung klinischer Interventionen spielen
- eine standardisierte, umfassende und transparente Dokumentation sowie eine bessere Kommunikation mit geringem oder keinem zusätzlichen Ressourcenaufwand unterstützen
- Indikatoren für die Therapie- und Versorgungsqualität innerhalb und zwischen Einrichtungen liefern
- die Ressourcenzuteilung unterstützen und Kosten einsparen.
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