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. 2022 Dec 22;8(2):e002658. doi: 10.1136/rmdopen-2022-002658

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Patient-reported outcomes and impact of physician and patient alignment (A) Patient satisfaction: Which option best describes your satisfaction with the control the current treatment approach is providing? (B) Patient engagement: To what degree do you feel confident in managing your condition? (C) Patient engagement: How well informed has your doctor kept you about your condition? (D) Do you feel the treatment goal(s) have been achieved? (Note: Only patients to have stated they follow a T2T approach are asked this question, therefore only misaligned (Phys no/pat yes) are included.) Pat, patient; Phys, physician; T2T, treat-to-target.