Eliciting patient-important outcomes through group brainstorming: when is saturation reached?

RT @jrboehnke: When is saturation reached when generating patient-important outcomes via brainstorming? Case study in #diabetes care sugge…

When is saturation reached when generating patient-important outcomes via brainstorming? Case study in #diabetes care suggests that two sessions may be enough to reach concept saturation: https://t.co/b69sGQPDwp #HRQoL #QOL #patientcentered via @LoriBeth

Do two points make a saturated line? Interesting examination of concept elicitation in JPRO.

This short report suggests that 2 sessions are sufficient for concept saturation in group brainstorming. Read the full text: https://t.co/4XoLguJKa8 https://t.co/iLonYhBYTR

RT @Penn_MSHP: Penn MSHP alumna Kristin Rising of @TJUHospital co-authored a paper exploring concept saturation in group brainstorming pati…

Penn MSHP alumna Kristin Rising of @TJUHospital co-authored a paper exploring concept saturation in group brainstorming patient-important outcomes for diabetes control. How did a single brainstorming session vs. two or three measure up? Read more here: htt

RT @AmyTCunningham: New @JeffersonUniv @PCORI methods study just out: https://t.co/7Os2WYPeb6

RT @AmyTCunningham: New @JeffersonUniv @PCORI methods study just out: https://t.co/7Os2WYPeb6

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