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Evaluating Medical Devices in Nephrology Using Patient-Reported Outcome and Experience Measures.

PMID: 39232944 · 2024

JournalSeminars in nephrology
Year2024
PMID39232944

Abstract

Incorporating the patient's perspective into the entire product life cycle of medical device development is paramount for ensuring patient-centric evaluation. By prioritizing patient-centric evaluation, medical device developers can better address patient needs and enhance the quality and effectiveness of health care solutions. Patient-reported outcomes (PROs), patient preference information (PPI), and qualitative inquiry are methodologies to incorporate and amplify the patient's voice. In nephr

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