No one warns you that one day as an adult you’re going to get tired and then you’re never going to not be tired again after that.

Maybe the most important thing about your PhD is the people you do it with. #PhDVoice PostdocVoice

Today's #ISOQOL agenda features Plenary 3: The role of legacy tools: is newer always better? Also hosted today are the Roundtables and Social Event. If there's availability, tickets will be sold for these events at the Registration Desk today until 2 pm. isoqol.org/isoqol-2023-sc…

John Ware main developer of the SF-36 plenary presentation at #ISOQOL23 demonstrating powerfully clear relationship between self reported general QoL and annual cost of care, job loss and 5 year mortality rates ⁦Jyoti Khadka⁩ ⁦Rachel Milte⁩ ⁦Flinders Caring Futures Institute⁩

“The role of legacy tools: is newer always better?” A brilliant and thought provoking plenary debate by Profs Andrew Finlay and John Ware #ISOQOL 2023.

Phil Powell sharing preliminary results of ongoing work as part of the Better Outcomes in MND project. #ISOQOL #MND SCHARR SCHARR HEDS Chris McDermott Alys Griffiths Better Outcomes in MND

Honoured to present this work led by the brilliant Vikki Gale. A systematic review examining young children's involvement in qualitative research for developing and testing PROMs. #ISOQOL SCHARR HEDS SCHARR doi.org/10.1007/s40271…

Presenting the results of the qualitative research on content validity for a new patient reported outcome measure for Rheumatoid Arthritis Disease Activity at the ever wonderful #ISOQOL conference in Calgary ISOQOL CTRCardiffUni Health and Care Research Wales

Feng Xie bringing the presentations to a close.... Describing two studies conducted in Canada to understand the opinions of stakeholders EuroQol #ISOQOL

Jan R. Boehnke @[email protected] recognised for all the phenomenonal work for QLR. Richly deserved 👏 #ISOQOL University of Dundee

Great to see Julie Ratcliffe present at #ISOQOL on work including insights from the application of #EyeTracking technology when filling out the #EQ5D link.springer.com/article/10.100… 🔥For papers published in QLR 2023, this is so far the most accessed paper!🥳 #HealthEconomics #HRQL

Me doing anything these days

You in September: “let’s finish these projects no later than the end of November, so we can all enjoy a restful December” You in late November:

Join us in welcoming all-star Angela M. Stover, PhD and Ameeta Retzer on Monday, Nov 27 at 12pm EST for a session on #DEI considerations for #PROMs at the #PROVE Monthly Seminar Series. Link to join - partners.zoom.us/j/83391024156

Happening right now...! #DEI considerations for #PROM research #PROVECenter Brigham and Women’s Department of Surgery Join here - partners.zoom.us/j/83391024156

Jan 3rd and I’m already exhausted

Welcoming all-rounder #HRQL #PRO researcher Dr. Amy Cizik Amy M. Cizik, PhD, MPH at the January #PROVE Monthly Seminar. Join using this link -- partners.zoom.us/j/87138375466

This review of commonly used patient-reported outcome measures (#PROM) evaluated their reading levels & QOL topics covered, demonstrating need for improved readability & #headache-specific #PROMs M Hazewinkel, Lisa Gfrerer Sait Ashina Manraj Kaur PhD | Dr./she/her et al …adachejournal.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…

I have attended #MWMsymposium in the past, which was always very interesting and postgraduates working with me enjoyed it. I'll contribute as a presenter in the session on #ChronicConditions and social determinants of health around severe mental illnesses & #HRQL #NCDs #SMIs