Managing chronic disease is increasingly important in pediatric health care. In internal medicine, patient-reported, patient-important outcomes are a key part of assessment programs. pediatrics, there has been less focus on patient-reported outcomes. These more complex pediatrics because the utility may differ by age and, most cases, parent-reported also relevant. some instances, parents serve ...

Patient-reported outcome (PRO) refers to measures that emphasize the subjective view of patients about their health-related conditions and behaviors. Typically, PROs include self-report questionnaires and clinical interviews. Defining PROs for borderline personality disorder (BPD) is particularly challenging given the disorder's high symptomatic heterogeneity, high comorbidity with other psychi...

Methods: At a single institution, 68 patients were identified over a 10-year period as having MCL intervention in the setting of MLKI. Of these patients, 34 (50%) were successfully contacted via telephone to collect Lysholm and International Knee Documentation Committee (IKDC) scores. A retrospective chart review of these subjects was also conducted to identify patient and surgical factors affe...

• Thus far, however, quality of life (QoL) and subjective patient well-being have frequently been neglected. Furthermore, several diabetes registries only include a limited timeframe or certain patient groups (e. g., DIVE, DiaRegis, DIALOGUE [4 – 6]). Moreover, registries based on data from routine clinical practices are frequently incomplete (e. g., data on body-mass-index [BMI] or HbA1c) and ...