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ePBI-W

PBI made easy and quick

 

What is the ePBI-W?

 

The ePBI-W is used to set goals and evaluate the degree of achievement for patients with chronic wounds and their physicians based on the Patient Benefit Index (PBI).

 

The PBI-W was specifically developed for patients with chronic wounds. It helps patients to set treatment goals and to monitor their achievement after therapy or over time. It can also be used for quality assurance purposes and shared decision making. The ePBI is available as a mobile application for Android and iOS devices and as a web-based online tool.

Assessing the ePBI-W

Before treatment the patient completes the Patient Needs Questionnaire (PNQ) and after starting a treatment - the Patient Benefit Questionnaire (PBQ). A score is then assigned to each answer with which the final index (PBI) can be calculated.

 

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The index range is between 0 (no patient relevant benefit) and 4 (maximum patient relevant benefit).

The ePBI-W Score

 

 

1) Importance of treatment goals

 

With the help of the following questions, we’d like to know how important the below mentioned goals are to you personally in the current treatment.

For each of the following statements, please mark how important this treatment goal is to you.  If a statement does not apply to you, e.g. because you do not have pain, please mark “does not apply to me“.

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2) Treatment benefits

Please mark for each of the following statements how well the goals of the current treatment have already been met and how beneficial the treatment has been. If a statement did not apply to you, e.g. because you had no pain, please mark “did not apply to me”.

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3) Calculation PBI

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4) View of results (example)

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Want to know more?

 

Structure and scope of the Patient Benefit Index

Want to know more?

 

Structure and scope of the Patient Benefit Index

Following you can find the versions of the ePBI-W

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Endpoint Model: Treatment of Disease X

 

Food and Drug Administration. Guidance for industry – Patient-Reported Outcome Measures: Use in medical product development to support labeling claims. US Food and Drug administration website, 2009 [cited 2017]

About Patient Reported Outcomes

 

“A PRO is any report of the status of a patient’s health condition that comes directly from the patient, without interpretation of the patient’s response by a clinician or anyone else.”

 

“Use of a PRO instrument is advised when measuring a concept best known by the patient or best measured from the patient perspective. […] PRO instrument adequacy depends on its role and relationships with other clinical trial endpoints as depicted in the endpoint model.”

Features

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EASY TO USE

Its visual and interactive design ensures clear and easy understanding of the questionnaire, no matter if you are a doctor or a patient.

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QUICK CALCULATIONS

Save time with our online tool. Anyone can quickly fill in the form and get their PBI score without doing any calculations.

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RESULT FEEDBACK

A score is not just a plain number. Find out what your PBI score actually means alongside other values.

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