Impact of an Electronic Patient-Reported Outcome–Informed Clinical Decision Support Tool on Clinical Discussions With Head and Neck Cancer Survivors: Findings From the HN-STAR Randomized Controlled Trial (WF-1805CD)

In a large, national, diverse, and symptomatic sample of HNC survivors at community oncology practices, using an ePRO-informed clinical decision support tool increased the likelihood that burdensome concerns were discussed in clinic. Alerting providers to burdensome concerns and presenting guideline-concordant management options at the point of care may improve provider-survivor interactions.

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JCO Oncology Practice
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2025-10-21
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https://doi.org/10.1200/op-25-00867
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Cancer survivorship and care
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Impact of an Electronic Patient-Reported Outcome–Informed Clinical Decision Support Tool on Clinical Discussions With Head and Neck Cancer Survivors: Findings From the HN-STAR Randomized Controlled Trial (WF-1805CD)

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Impact of an Electronic Patient-Reported Outcome–Informed Clinical Decision Support Tool on Clinical Discussions With Head and Neck Cancer Survivors: Findings From the HN-STAR Randomized Controlled Trial (WF-1805CD)

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Abstract

In a large, national, diverse, and symptomatic sample of HNC survivors at community oncology practices, using an ePRO-informed clinical decision support tool increased the likelihood that burdensome concerns were discussed in clinic. Alerting providers to burdensome concerns and presenting guideline-concordant management options at the point of care may improve provider-survivor interactions.

JCO Oncology PracticeVol. 21(12)
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (US), Hartford Hospital (US), Cleveland Clinic (US), Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (US), Duke University (US), Wake Forest University (US)
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