Research in PAD suffers from poor reporting and wide heterogeneity of endpoints. To tackle this massive issue, we are developing Core Outcome Sets for PAD. We need your help by completing this Delphi survey. Scan the QR code or click the direct link. https://t.co/azSuAuxszl
Reported outcomes in studies of intermittent claudication - first step toward a core outcome set: systematic review
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This review shows the substantial heterogeneity, lack of use of PROMs, and wide variations of reported outcomes in research of people with intermittent claudication and demonstrates the need for a core outcome set for research in intermittent claudication.
Akam Shwan, Segun Lamidi, Calvin Chan, Elizabeth Daniels, Charlie Song-Smith, Lydia Hanna, Viknesh Sounderajah, @jsmhoughton, @robsayers17
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Research in PAD suffers from wide heterogeneity of outcomes making comparison and pooling data very challenging and in certain instances impossible! Our latest systematic review of studies in intermittent claudication highlights this massive issue! https://t.co/vhM8LUfK6K
If you are a Healthcare professional working with patients with Peripheral Artery Disease, you can help us improving the research in PAD by participating in a focus group as part of developing Core Outcome Sets in PAD.
@VictoriaAtkins Can you explain to the public why newly graduated GPs cannot find jobs while there are severe shortages of GPs!
The primary care is so underfunded the GP surgeries suffering from GP shortage cannot appoint GPs! What a tragic joke!!