The NCI Cancer Moonshot Tolerability Consortium is a consortium of multidisciplinary teams that is developing new methods for analyzing patient-reported outcomes in the setting of cancer clinical trials. These methods will better define patient tolerability to cancer treatment.
The tolerability of cancer treatments is a critical element of reducing suffering and death from this disease. In addition to the acute toxicities of treatment, long-term and chronic side effects can both decrease a patient’s ability to complete treatment and greatly affect their quality of life.
This consortium seeks to expand upon the use and reach of the PRO-CTCAE and other PRO instruments that can inform symptomatic toxicities and their impacts, as well as develop more methods to analyze and report.
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Consortium Organization
- Steering Committee
- Members
- NCI/FDA Stakeholders
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Resources and Tools
- Selected Scoring and Summary Measures
- Color Schemes
- Other Resources
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News and Events
Defining Patient Tolerability to Cancer Treatments Helps Reduce Negative Outcomes
Date Posted: May 23, 2024