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Implementing Electronic Patient-Reported Outcome Measures In Chronic Kidney Disease: A Qualitative Systematic Review Of Barriers, Enablers, And Mechanisms
This systematic review investigates the barriers, enablers and mechanisms affecting ePROMs implementation in CKD (chronic kidney disease) management, with a focus on the perspectives of patients and healthcare providers.
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Electronic patient-reported outcome tools (ePROMs) can significantly improve chronic kidney disease care by helping clinicians better understand patient symptoms and personalize treatment — a model aligned with value-based healthcare growing across the U.S.
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