Evaluation of sexual function and depression in married women with interstitial lung diseases

Magdy, Doaa; Metwally, Ahmed; Zohne, Randa A. El

doi:10.4103/ejb.ejb_91_18

Egypt J Bronchol

2019

DOI: 10.4103/ejb.ejb_91_18

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Evaluation of sexual function and depression in married women with interstitial lung diseases

Doaa Magdy

Ahmed Metwally

Randa A. El Zohne

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Integrating the assessment of quality of life in care and research in pulmonary fibrosis

Aronson,

Swigris,

Wijsenbeek

2024

Current Opinion in Pulmonary Medicine

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Purpose of review Pulmonary fibrosis (PF) negatively influences health-related quality of life (HRQOL). Patients living with PF have voiced the desire for a focus on symptoms and HRQOL in both disease monitoring and treatment decisions. Recent findings Currently available disease modifying treatments do little to impact HRQOL. Newer studies evaluating pharmacologic and nonpharmacologic therapies targeting symptoms and HRQOL in PF have been conducted with some promising results. There is increasing recognition of the importance of incorporating HRQOL as a higher tier endpoint in clinical trials. Disease-specific measure of HRQOL have been developed for those living with PF, and there is ongoing work to better understand the validity and reliability characteristics of these tools. In addition to research, there is recognition of the potential benefits of measuring HRQOL and symptoms in clinical practice in facilitate integrating patient perspective into care and allow for more personalized treatment approaches. Summary There is increased momentum to discover treatments that impact HRQOL in PF. More work is desperately needed to identify better treatment targets, and to incorporate HRQOL and symptoms as higher tier endpoints in clinical trials. Further work is also needed to address the practicalities of integrating HRQOL measurement into clinical care.

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Integrating the assessment of quality of life in care and research in pulmonary fibrosis

Aronson,

Swigris,

Wijsenbeek

2024

Current Opinion in Pulmonary Medicine

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Evaluation of sexual function and depression in married women with interstitial lung diseases

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