Patient-Reported Outcome Measures

Policy Briefs

ISBN:

978-981-94-6885-0

AUTHORS:

Dr Rabikah Yahya (CRiHSP)
Prof Nicholas Goodwin (CRiHSP)
Ms Koh Wee Ling (CRiHSP)
Dr Jennifer Sumner (CRiHSP)
Ms Loy En Yun (CRiHSP)
Dr Jegatheesvaran Pradeeba (NUHS VDO)
Ms Shikha Kumari (NUHS VDO)
A/Prof Diarmud Murphy (NUHS VDO)
A/Prof Sandra Nolte (Monash University)
Prof Jose M Valderas (CRiHSP)

EDITORS:

Prof Nicholas Goodwin
Prof Jose M Valderas

DESIGN & TYPESETTING:

Mr Chad O’Brien (Crosswalk Media)
Ms Mariel Maniclang (CRiHSP)

Patient reported outcomes are any aspect of a patient’s self-reported health status. Patient-Reported Outcome Measures (PROMs) capture patients’ own assessment of their health status, and has been increasingly adopted in health systems around the world.

PROMs can have a positive impact on health system performance at all levels of the health system. However, systematic implementation and use of PROMs face many challenges, and hence a structured and targeted approach to implementing PROMs is essential to the delivery of meaningful results.

Suggested Citation

Yahya R., Goodwin N., Koh W.L., Sumner J., Loy E.Y., Pradeeba, J., Kumari, S., Murphy, D., Nolte S., Valderas J.M. (2026) Patient Reported Outcome Measures (Policy Brief #2). NUS Centre for Research in Health Systems Performance (CRiHSP). ISBN: 978-981-94-6885-0. DOI: 10.25542/ye9g-vyr3

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Patient-Reported Outcome Measures

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