2011
DOI: 10.1089/jpm.2010.0473
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Assessment of Quality of Life in Patients Receiving Palliative Care: Comparison of Measurement Tools and Single Item on Subjective Well-Being

Abstract: The single item is unable to completely replace comprehensive questionnaires, but it is useful to initiate communication on QoL and can be recommended as a substitute for physical-functional aspects of QoL assessment in the palliative care setting.

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“…Considering the above-described aspects that impaired the feasibility of this upfront multidimensional assessment strategy investigated in this study, a first screening should focus on easy-to-handle screening tools (e.g., single-item questionnaires [18]) aiming at identifying those patients who might display more complex demands. These demands then need to be further differentiated by a full multidimensional assessment, in direct contact with the patient, as the basis for a highly individualized, early, comprehensive, pro-active, symptom-guided and needs-oriented therapeutic approach, including multiprofessional palliative care services.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Considering the above-described aspects that impaired the feasibility of this upfront multidimensional assessment strategy investigated in this study, a first screening should focus on easy-to-handle screening tools (e.g., single-item questionnaires [18]) aiming at identifying those patients who might display more complex demands. These demands then need to be further differentiated by a full multidimensional assessment, in direct contact with the patient, as the basis for a highly individualized, early, comprehensive, pro-active, symptom-guided and needs-oriented therapeutic approach, including multiprofessional palliative care services.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Bei den stark belasteten und ein geschränkten Palliativpatienten bietet sich eine globale Messung an. Diese bildet je doch nicht alle Aspekte multidimensiona ler Instrumente ab [9], sodass verschiede ne Dimensionen nicht differenziert wer den können. Zudem scheint das Ergeb nis von der Formulierung der Frage selbst sowie dem Kontext, in den sie eingebet tet wird, abzuhängen [9].…”
Section: Befinden Von Palliativpatienten Im Verlauf Einer Spezialisieunclassified
“…Diese bildet je doch nicht alle Aspekte multidimensiona ler Instrumente ab [9], sodass verschiede ne Dimensionen nicht differenziert wer den können. Zudem scheint das Ergeb nis von der Formulierung der Frage selbst sowie dem Kontext, in den sie eingebet tet wird, abzuhängen [9]. Die Frage nach dem Befinden der Patienten, die als globa ler Ausdruck von Lebensqualität gemeint ist, korreliert in diesem Patientenkollek tiv so auch nur mäßig mit der Symptom belastung und vermittelt damit über die se hinausgehende Informationen [10].…”
Section: Befinden Von Palliativpatienten Im Verlauf Einer Spezialisieunclassified
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