Feasibility and diagnostic accuracy of the Patient‐Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System (PROMIS) item banks for routine surveillance of sleep and fatigue problems in ambulatory cancer care

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Prevalence, subtypes, and correlates of nocturia in the symptoms of Lower Urinary Tract Dysfunction Research Network cohort

“…Higher scores on this scale indicate higher levels of sleep disturbance. A T‐score greater than 57 was considered to represent a “clinically meaningful” sleep disturbance, as suggested in previous studies 19 …”

Sleep quality in individuals diagnosed with colorectal cancer: Factors associated with sleep disturbance as patients transition off treatment

“…In this large sample of patients with CRC, a quarter of the sample likely experienced clinically meaningful sleep disturbance at an average of 10 months after CRC diagnosis . The Month 10 RMM analyses showed that there were no latent classes driving the relationship between sleep disturbance and other patient, disease, and treatment characteristics.…”

“…In this large sample of patients with CRC, a quarter of the sample likely experienced clinically meaningful sleep disturbance at an average of 10 months after CRC diagnosis. 35 The they suggest that some patients will improve more than others based on the quality of their sleep disturbance as they transition off treatment.…”

“…Positive change in scores is indicative of worsening sleep. Leung et al provided a cutpoint on PROMIS Sleep Disturbance indicative of clinically significant sleep disturbance (≥57 points; area under the curve, 0.92).…”

Rehabilitation of Cancer Survivors with Long-Term Toxicities

“…Clinicians should be attentive to symptoms related to CRF since they tend to be ignored, poorly managed and seldom reported by patients, because they assume that these symptoms are normal and temporary reactions to cancer treatment. Additionally, to ensure a routine screening for these and other symptoms, computerized adaptive testing can be used [13]. To overcome subjective measures with self-reporting questionnaires the evaluation of CRF can also be supplemented by recognizing step count and sleep times with smart bracelets to predict physical fatigue [14].…”