Ahead of descriptive Surveys: Bridging Methodological and Implementation Gaps in Real-World Quality-of-Life Research for Transfusion-Dependent Hemoglobinopathies - 02/05/26
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Highlights |
• | Patient-reported surveys provide valuable insights into transfusion burden but require alignment with validated quality-of-life instruments for meaningful comparison across settings. |
• | Variability in transfusion and monitoring practices should be interpreted against established international guidelines to distinguish individualised care from potential system-level gaps. |
• | Integration of patient-reported outcomes with objective clinical indicators (e.g., iron overload metrics) is essential to strengthen real-world evidence in hemoglobinopathy care. |
• | Translational frameworks linking patient experience data to service redesign may enhance the impact of future real-world studies in transfusion-dependent populations. |
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