Use Of Patient-Reported Outcomes (Pros) To Predict Treatment Outcomes In Patients With Advanced Cancer.

Aparna Raj Parikh,Emily E. Van Seventer,Madeleine Fish,Kathryn Fosbenner,Katie Kanter,Amirkasra Mojtahed,Jill N. Allen,Lawrence Scott Blaszkowsky,Jeffrey William Clark, Jon S. Du Bois,Joseph Wang Franses,Bruce J. Giantonio,Lipika Goyal,Samuel J Klempner,Eric Roeland,David P. Ryan,Colin D. Weekes,Nora K. Horick,Ryan Bruce Corcoran,Ryan David Nipp

JOURNAL OF CLINICAL ONCOLOGY（2020）

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186Background: PROs assessing quality of life (QOL) and physical symptoms often correlate with clinical outcomes in patients (pts) with cancer. Yet, data are lacking about the use of PROs to predic...

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