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. 2023 Sep 14;7(7):102201. doi: 10.1016/j.rpth.2023.102201

Table 3.

Health outcomes that are important for patients with autosomal inherited bleeding disorders.




Consensus achieved by panel(s)
# Health outcomes Definition Patients and caregivers Healthcare professionals
Bleeding episodes
10 Frequency of bleeding episodes The number of bleeding episodes within a year
11 Number of bleeding episodes per year that require treatment The number of bleeding episodes that require treatment per year
5 Total number of bleeding episodes The total number of bleeding episodes including severe, life-threatening, and intracranial bleeds
6 Total number of severe bleeding episodes The total number of severe bleeding episodes a person has experienced
7 Total number of life-threatening bleeding episodes The total number of life-threatening bleeding episodes the person has experienced
8 Total number of intracranial bleeds The total number of intracranial bleeds a person has experienced
9 Severity of the bleeding episode The severity of the bleeding episode
Treatment
12 Response to treatment How well does a person respond to treatment
152 Use of on-demand medication The use of on-demand medication for a person’s bleeding disorder
48 Treatment side effects The occurrence of treatment side effects including inhibitor status, allergic reactions
50 Allergic/hypersensitivity reactions Allergic reactions to treatment
51 Inhibitor development The presence of antibodies against factor concentrates and/or platelets
52 Inhibitor recurrence The repeated development of antibodies against factor concentrates and/or platelets
Joint health
22 Joint damage The presence of joint damage due to joint bleeding episodes
25 Presence of target joints The presence and number of target joints
26 Alteration in joint functional status The alteration (improvement/deterioration) in joint functional capacity to perform functions of daily living
151 Increase in joint bleeds Has the number of joint bleeds increased in a short period?
Complications
57 Life-threatening complications The occurrence of complications that threaten a person’s life
Menstruation
123 Intensity of menstrual bleeding Number of times a person needs to change their menstrual products per day
122 Duration and frequency of menstrual bleeding The duration and frequency of menstrual bleeding
125 Impact of menstruation on daily life The impact of menstrual bleeding on a person’s ability to engage in activities of daily living (including social relations, work/school)
127 Impact of menstruation on work/school absentee-ism The impact of menstrual bleeding on a person’s ability to go to work/school
128 Impact of menstruation on maintaining social relationships The impact of menstrual bleeding on a person’s ability to maintain social relationships
129 Impact of menstruation on family life The impact of menstrual bleeding on a person’s family life
130 Impact of menstruation on the ability to enjoy life The impact of menstrual bleeding on a person’s ability to enjoy life
131 Impact of menstruation on sleep The impact of menstrual bleeding on a person’s sleep pattern
Pain
38 Pain interference The presence of pain and the interference with daily life
Knowledge, concerns, and impact of having a bleeding disorder
137 Knowledge about the bleeding disorder A person’s level of knowledge about the possible consequences and risks associated with a bleeding disorder
140 Concerns about the bleeding disorder A person’s concern about his/her bleeding disorder
147 Concerns about inheritance of the bleeding disorder The extent to which a person is concerned about the inheritance of his/her bleeding disorder
148 Concerns about pregnancy/miscarriage/giving birth The extent to which a person is concerned about a possible pregnancy/miscarriage or giving birth
136 Ability to maintain basic self-care The extent to which a person is able to continue to care for himself/herself as he/she gets older
110 Impact on emotions The impact of the bleeding disorder on a person’s emotions
27 Age at diagnosis The age at which the bleeding disorder was diagnosed by a hematologist