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Table 1 Summary of the outcomes of importance and metrics to consider

From: The Patient Reported Outcomes, Burdens and Experiences (PROBE) Project: development and evaluation of a questionnaire assessing patient reported outcomes in people with haemophilia

Outcomes of importance

Relevant metrics to consider

Reduced burden of living with haemophilia

• Life

• Family

• Education/school

• Employment

• Activities

• Family life, marital status, children

• Educational attendance, attainment

• Employment duration, underemployment, attendance

• Impact on daily living, activities of daily living, mobility impairment, assistance required

• Current health status (HRQoL)

Reduced complications associated with haemophilia and treatment

• Joint disease

• Pain/depression/anxiety

• HIV/HCV

• Obesity

• Other comorbidities

• Joint status

• Pain (chronic, acute, interference with activity, timing, medication)

• Depression

• Resource utilization

• Mortality, longevity