Feedback on Patient Preference Information (PPI) and Patient-Reported Outcomes (PRO) Workshops (CDRH)

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Feedback on Patient Preference Information and Patient-Reported Outcomes Workshops

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We invite you to share your feedback regarding the September {29^th / 30^th} virtual public meeting {Using Patient-Preference Information in Medical Device Regulatory Decisions: Benefit-Risk and Beyond / Patient-Reported Outcomes (PROs) and Medical Device Investigations: From Conception to Implementation. We appreciate your candid responses.

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1. Overall, how would you rate the virtual meeting?

   1. 1 – Very Poor

   2. 2 – Poor

   3. 3— Average

   4. 4 – Good

   5. 5 – Excellent

2. How would you rate the length of the virtual meeting?

   1. Too short

   2. About right

   3. Too long

3. Did the virtual meeting meet your expectations?

   1. This meeting exceeded my expectations

   2. This meeting met my expectations

   3. This meeting was below my expectations

4. Overall, the speakers were helpful in conveying the information.

   1. Strongly agree

   2. Agree

   3. Disagree

   4. Strongly disagree

5. Please rate each session(s) on a scale of 1(Not informative) to 5 (Very informative).

   1. Importance of Patient-Reported Outcomes (PROs)

   2. Incorporating PRO Instruments in the Healthcare Ecosystem

   3. Bridging PRO Instruments: Examples of Ensuring Relevancy Across Demographics

   4. Developing PRO Instruments When One Does Not Exist

   5. Multi-Stakeholder Collaborations for Instrument Development

6. How likely are you to attend another FDA workshop or conference on patient science?

   1. 1 (Not at all likely) – 10 (Extremely likely)

7. How likely are you to recommend FDA conferences on patient science to a friend or colleague?

   1. 1 (Not at all likely) – 10 (Extremely likely)

8. Do you feel the use of technology (streaming platform, app, etc.) allowed for you to be adequately engaged throughout the event?

   1. 1 (Not at all) – 5 (Very much so)

9. How can we improve this virtual meeting?

10. What topics would you like to see covered in future public meetings on patient science and engagement?

Alternative question for #5 to be used for PPI virtual meeting:

1. Please rate each session(s) on a scale 1-5 from not informative to very informative.

   1. Introduction to and Background of Patient-Preference Information (PPI)

   2. Case Studies for Use of PPI in Medical Device Decision-Making Processes

   3. Methodologic Issues for PPI Studies

   4. Implementation / Process of Obtaining and Using PPI – the ‘Beyond’