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Applying PRO reference values to communicate clinically relevant information at the point-of-care

Jensen et al., 2019

Document ID
1858683506953654204
Author
Jensen R
Bjorner J
Publication year
Publication venue
Medical Care

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Discussion: There is a strong, long-standing discipline behind reference value development and application in psychology and medicine, allowing for both providers and patients to understand comparisons and identify what is “out of range.” PRO reference values can be …
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