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See Latest ArticlesTechnology and Outcomes Assessment in Lung Transplantation
Proceedings of the American Thoracic Society, 01/26/09
Yusen RD - Given the huge stakes for the patients, the providers, and the healthcare systems, key stakeholders need to further support quality of life assessment in patients with advanced lung disease that enter into the lung transplant systems. Studies of lung transplantation and its related technologies should assess patients with tools that integrate both survival and quality of life information. Higher quality information obtained will lead to improved knowledge and more informed decision making.
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