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Patient-reported experience measure in sickle cell disease.
Avanelle Ogundipe
, Jolyon Thompson
Children's Nursing
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Patient-reported Experience Measures
100%
Sickle Cell Disease
100%
Experience of Care
42%
Cognitive Testing
42%
Focus Group Discussion
28%
Carers
28%
Patient Demographics
14%
Online Questionnaire
14%
Health Care Services
14%
Young People
14%
Lived Experience
14%
Healthcare Professionals
14%
Questionnaire Development
14%
Construct Validity
14%
Quality of Care
14%
In Care
14%
Service Delivery
14%
Patient Experience
14%
Service Improvement
14%
Emergency Setting
14%
Hospital Setting
14%
Validated Questionnaire
14%
Service Development
14%
Community Events
14%
Pain Relief
14%
Stakeholder Consultation
14%
Construct Validation
14%
Non-hospital
14%
Validity Evidence
14%
Planned Care
14%
Picker
14%
Face Completion
14%
Nursing and Health Professions
Sickle Cell Anemia
100%
Patient with Sickle Cell Disease
66%
Health Service
33%
Lived Experience
33%
Health Care Personnel
33%
Hospital
33%
Prevalence
33%
Patient Population
33%
Health Care Delivery
33%
Service Development
33%
Adolescent
33%
Analgesia
33%
Hospital Setting
33%
Construct Validity
33%
Medicine and Dentistry
Sickle-Cell Disease
100%
Sickle Cell
66%
Patient with Sickle Cell Disease
66%
Personal Experience
33%
Consultation
33%
Prevalence
33%
Analgesia
33%
Patient Experience
33%
Patient Population
33%
Adolescence
33%