The effectiveness of multidisciplinary protocolised interventions to reduce non-adherence rates (ADHERE) in patients with chronic macula diseases receiving intravitreal injections: A randomised controlled trial
One of the main challenges of collecting PROM data in routine healthcare is integration with electronic medical records (EMR)Implementing IVI-CAT in corneal clinics at LV Prasad Eye Institute
One of the main challenges of collecting PROM data in routine healthcare is integration with electronic medical records (EMR)
Helping Vision Collaborative Scotland evaluate the quality of life impact of support services for children and adults with low or no vision.
Using the IVI_C to to evaluate the effectiveness of Disability Scotland’s support services in children.Developing the First Optometry-Specific PREM with the Australian College of Optometry
One of the main challenges of collecting PROM data in routine healthcare is integration with electronic medical records (EMR)Implementing GlauCAT™-Asian in Routine Glaucoma Care at SNEC: A 2024–2025 Clinical Deployment Study
One of the main challenges of collecting PROM data in routine healthcare is integration with electronic medical records (EMR)Implementing RetCAT™ Across Three Singapore Tertiary Centres: A 2024–2025 Multi-Site Deployment Study
One of the main challenges of collecting PROM data in routine healthcare is integration with electronic medical records (EMR)Association Between RetCAT™ Scores and Microperimetry Parameters in Diabetic Macular Edema: Italian Clinical Study
One of the main challenges of collecting PROM data in routine healthcare is integration with electronic medical records (EMR)Scaling Remote Implementation of IVI-CAT at SNEC: A Hybrid Model for Routine QoL Collection (2024–2025)
One of the main challenges of collecting PROM data in routine healthcare is integration with electronic medical records (EMR)
Advancing Clinical Care @ISOQOL conference
On the 20th of October 2022, PROMinsight’s very own CTO and co-founder, Assoc. Prof Eva Fenwick took the stage at the International Society for Quality of Life Research (ISOQOL) conference in Prague, Czech Republic. Assoc. Prof Eva Fenwick described the feasibility of implementing vision-specific quality of life computerized adaptive tests (CATs) in Singaporean cataract outpatient clinics.
Showcasing PROMinsight’s CAT implementation work @IACAT
Attending as part of an Invited Symposium “Applications of CAT across multiple fields using the Concerto platform”, Prof Ecosse Lamoureux recently showcased PROMinsight’s CAT implementation efforts in tertiary eye care at the International Association for Computerized Adaptive Testing (IACAT) conference in Frankfurt, GermanyWorking with Visibility Scotland to evaluate support services in children with vision impairment
Using the IVI_C to to evaluate the effectiveness of Disability Scotland’s support services in children.