Pan Cancer Initiative - Consultation on Patient-Reported Outcome and Experience Measures
The Pan Cancer Initiative is currently undertaking work to achieve consensus on a core set of nationally agreed and standardised patient-reported outcome measures (PROMs) and patient-reported experience measures (PREMs) across cancer types. This work is being undertaken in partnership between Movember and Cancer Australia.
A series of workshops will be held to better understand stakeholders' perspectives and insights. The workshops will be held virtually from February 2025, with a duration of approximately 2 hours.
The focus of this work is establishing generic PROMs and PREMs for use in cancer care across cancer types, with the ultimate goal of developing a national benchmarking platform. The objectives of this work are to:
- Collect perspectives and insights from diverse stakeholder groups regarding domains or concepts that they believe are most important to prioritise for use of generic PROMs and PREMs.
- Understand the biggest barriers and potential considerations for the implementation of PROMs and PREMs across the Australian cancer care sector.
- Utilise the outcomes of the workshops to inform the development of strategies for generic PROMs and PREMs domains and tools selection for achieving consensus on a core set of nationally agreed and standardised PROMs and PREMs across cancer types.
In order to ensure manageable numbers, while also ensuring representation across cancer Clinical Quality Registries (CQRs), a maximum of three people associated with each CQR are invited to attend these workshops.
To register an Expression of Interest to attend, please complete the form via Aspex Consulting.
For more information, email the Pan Cancer team.