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AAHPM Survey of Patient-Reported Outcome Measures

AAHPM is assessing our ongoing and future role in quality initiatives, quality measurement, and clinical practice guidelines. Since AAHPM led the Palliative Care Measures Project which developed two endorsed quality measures for the outpatient setting in 2021 (Feeling Heard and Understood and Help Wanted for Pain), we are following up to learn about the use and impact of these measures in hospice and palliative care and beyond.

This short survey should take less than 5 minutes to complete. Please contact Katherine Ast with any questions: kast@aahpm.org. The survey will close on March 31, 2026. Thank you for taking our survey.
1.Have you or your organization incorporated Feeling Heard and Understood (H&U) and/or Help Wanted for Pain (HW4P) into your clinical practice or research?(Required.)
2.If yes, are you using the measure(s) for clinical or research purposes? Feel free to put comments in the "Other" field.
3.If you've used these measures, how have they been incorporated? Feel free to put comments in the "Other" field.
4.What is your institution's EHR?
5.What other patient-reported outcome or experience measures would you recommend that AAHPM develop, collaborate on and/or help to make available for the field?
6.Who would be the best person in your department or organization with whom to discuss palliative care and hospice-related quality improvement, measurement, measure documentation in EHRs, etc.? Please list role, name, organization, email, and/or phone number.
7.What type of organization is your primary employer?
8.Do you have any additional feedback about patient-reported outcome or experience measures, especially Feeling Heard and Understood and Help Wanted for Pain, to share with AAHPM?
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