Mode equivalence and acceptability of tablet computer-, interactive voice response system-, and paper-based administration of the U.S. National Cancer Institute’s Patient-Reported Outcomes version of…

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@MWFriedberg Great question. Large literature showing paper vs web has essentially no difference. Here is one example. Glad to discuss. https://t.co/jEgxXT16S8

21 Sep 2019

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PROs via tablet, voice-response, paper are equivalent, accepted by patients, providers https://t.co/7dhNS0iNuE @bennettphd @EthanBasch1

26 Feb 2016

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RT @bennettphd: Mode equivalence of NCI's PRO-CTCAE https://t.co/mj78mjUQgo @corp_UNC @ISOQOL @ISPORorg @EthanBasch1 @NCICancerCtrl

23 Feb 2016

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RT @bennettphd: Mode equivalence of NCI's PRO-CTCAE https://t.co/mj78mjUQgo @corp_UNC @ISOQOL @ISPORorg @EthanBasch1 @NCICancerCtrl

22 Feb 2016

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