NUS CRiHSP

Research

Developing a system for the use of natural language for the robust measurement of health-related quality of life, self-reported health and related patient reported outcome measures

FUNDER:

National University of Singapore

PROJECT TEAM:

Prof Jose M Valderas (CRiHSP)
Dr Ellie Choi (CRiHSP)
Dr Mehul Motani (NUS CDE)
Ms He Feng (CRiHSP)

PARTNERS:

NUS College of Design & Engineering (CDE)

DURATION:

2024-2026

PROJECT LEAD:

Prof Jose M Valderas (CRiHSP)
jmvalderas@nus.edu.sg

Patient-reported outcome measures (PROMs) are essential tools for capturing patients’ perceptions of their health status. However, these questionnaires can be lengthy and cumbersome, as multiple assessments are required to evaluate various domains of a patient’s well-being.

The aim of this study is to develop a prediction model that uses free-text data to predict scores across multiple existing validated questionnaires. A representative sample of the Singapore population will be recruited, and free-text responses will be analyzed using machine learning techniques and mapped to their corresponding questionnaire scores.

Outcomes

PUBLICATIONS

Author, N. (2026). Sample publication name. Sample Journal, 1(1), 1–5. https://doi.org/xxxxxxx

PRESENTATIONS

Author, N. (2026, January 1). Sample presentation name [Poster session]. Sample Conference, Singapore