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Save the Date: ISOQOL’s 1st Virtual Symposium
Advancements in the Engagement and Preparation of Healthcare Providers for the Routine Integration of PROMs in Clinical Practice
Now Open: Submit a topic proposal to organize ISOQOL’s next virtual event!
Submissions are open now through 28 February 2025.
NEW! 2024 Annual Conference Encore now available
ISOQOL is piloting a new series on the e-learning platform.
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Events
Save the Date: ISOQOL’s 1st Virtual Symposium
Advancements in the Engagement and Preparation of Healthcare Providers for the Routine Integration of PROMs in Clinical Practice
Make Your Mark on ISOQOL’s 32nd Annual Conference
Propose a workshop, submit a symposium abstract, volunteer as an abstract reviewer.
Now Open: Workshop and Symposium Submissions
Workshop proposal and symposium abstract submissions are due 21 January 2025.
Education
Save the Date: ISOQOL’s 1st Virtual Symposium
Advancements in the Engagement and Preparation of Healthcare Providers for the Routine Integration of PROMs in Clinical Practice
Now Open: Submit a topic proposal to organize ISOQOL’s next virtual event!
Submissions are open now through 28 February 2025.
NEW! 2024 Annual Conference Encore now available
ISOQOL is piloting a new series on the e-learning platform.
Journals
Quality of Life Research Call for Papers
“Quality of life dimensions in people living with mental disorders: moving beyond global scores”
News from “Quality of Life Research”
By Jan R. Boehnke, PhD, Brittany Lapin, PhD MPH, and Jessica Roydhouse, PhD
Help Us Welcome the New QLR Co-Editor-in-Chief
Congratulations to Jessica Roydhouse, PhD.
Science
Quality of Life Research: Contributions of New Investigators
By Lotte van der Weijst, PhD, and Jae-Yung Kwon, PhD RN
Translation and psychometric assessment of the mastectomy module of the BREAST-Q questionnaire for use in Nigeria
By Olalekan Olasehinde, Kathleen A. Lynch, and Anya Romanoff
Prioritizing PROMs in the clinical care of youth in mental health settings
By Maria Santana, PhD, and Kalpana Thapa Bajgain, MSc MPHM
Membership
Don’t miss out on benefits: Renew your ISOQOL membership!
It’s time to renew your ISOQOL membership – renewals are open now through 31 January.
Get to Know Michael Brundage – 2024 ISOQOL President’s Award Recipient
Interview with Michael Brundage, MD
Get to Know Sumedh Bele – 2024 ISOQOL Donna Lamping Emerging Leader Award Recipient
Interview with Sumedh Bele, PhD MBBS MPH
SIGs
Quality of Life Research: Contributions of New Investigators
By Lotte van der Weijst, PhD, and Jae-Yung Kwon, PhD RN
ISOQOL Welcomes New SIG Leaders
New leaders have begun their roles following the 2023 Annual Conference.
Why PROMs in Clinical Practice Matter? An Introduction to the Clinical Practice Special Interest Group
By Angela Wolff, PhD RN; Liv Marit Valen Schougaard, PhD RN; and Elizabeth Austin, PhD MPH
Give
Help build ISOQOL’s Travel Scholarship Program!
Donations help award more scholarships to students, new investigators, patients, and members from developing countries.
Donate to the Travel Scholarship Program when you register for #ISOQOL2020!
Help ISOQOL #MoveThePlane Again in 2020
Why Sponsor ISOQOL?
View our Support Opportunities Guide.
Other
Happy Holidays from ISOQOL
We wish you season’s greetings and a joyous New Year!
Happy Holidays from ISOQOL
We wish you season’s greetings and a joyous New Year!
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The International Society for Quality of Life Research (ISOQOL) is a global community of researchers, clinicians, health care professionals, industry professionals, consultants, and patient research partners advancing health related quality of life research (HRQL).
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