Under the domain of Value-Based Healthcare, CRiHSP’s research aims to increase accountability and feed-back on value centred performance according to the quadruple aim (population health, user experience, cost-minimisation and provider well-being) through the routine use of patient and provider reported information. CRiHSP is working to transform healthcare delivery to be more responsive, efficient, and aligned with patient needs.
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
Patient-reported outcomes, experience, and cost-effectiveness of chronic disease management in Singapore: comparing with OECD countries and providing a baseline for Healthier SG
Development and Testing of a Self-Administered Digital Psychological Toolkit to reducing Symptom burden and Morbidity in Dermatology Patients: a Multicentre Randomised Controlled Trial
Development and Pilot Implementation of an Electronic Patient Reported Outcome Measure (ePROM) system to Guide Clinical Decision Making and Improve Efficiency of Consult
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
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
Patient-reported outcomes, experience, and cost-effectiveness of chronic disease management in Singapore: comparing with OECD countries and providing a baseline for Healthier SG
| Funder: | National University of Singapore |
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| Duration: | 2024 - 2026 |
| Lead Investigator: | Jose M Valderas |
| Contributors | Ellie Choi, Arivazhagan Karunakan |
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.
Funder: World Health Organisation, National University of Singapore
Duration: 2024 – 2026
Lead Investigator: Jose M Valderas
Contributors: Marie Ng, Wee Ling Koh
This study aims to develop and assess the metric properties of a suite of tools for measuring patient experiences of care in primary care settings.
Funder: National University of Singapore
Duration: 2024 – 2025
Lead Investigator: Marie Ng
Contributors: Jose M Valderas, Wee Ling Koh
This study aims to compare GBD indicators for mental illness in the 10 countries included in ASEAN to highlight regional and national trends as well as identify populations with particular needs. Findings from the study will be useful for policy makers, researchers, and clinicians.
Funder: Singapore Primary Care Cancer Network (SPriNT)
Duration: 2024
Lead Investigator: Laurie Goldsmith
Contributors: Jose M Valderas, Merial Maniclang
Funder: National University of Singapore
Duration: 2024 -2026
Lead Investigator: Jose M Valderas
Contributors: Ellie Choi, Arivazhagan Karunakaran
This study aims to combine national language processing and IRT models to support data collection of patient reported information using free text.