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Boston Children’s Hospital has selected VitalHealth Software’s QuestLink for the implementation of the International Consortium for Health Outcomes Measurement (ICHOM) standard set for cleft lip and palate.

VitalHealth provides web-based solutions for collaborative health management established by Mayo Clinic and the Noaber Foundation.

ICHOM has certified QuestLink to support the efficient gathering of the patient reported outcomes (PROs) included in its standard sets.

VitalHealth chief medical officer Dr Les Wold said: "Boston Children’s Hospital is at the forefront of paediatric medicine and is consistently ranked the best paediatric facility in the nation.

"This information can help Boston Children’s Hospital continue to set a high standard of care for children."

"VitalHealth is delighted that they have selected our QuestLink solution to help them gather important outcomes information.

"This information can help Boston Children’s Hospital continue to set a high standard of care for children and help disseminate best practices around the world."

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Starting in October, Boston Children’s Hospital will implement QuestLink, making it the first children’s hospital in the US to collect ICHOM standard sets electronically.

ICHOM Implementation vice-president Jessica Aisenbrey said: "Measuring the outcomes of children treated for cleft lip and palate will allow Boston Children’s Hospital to improve upon the care they offer and, in time, to compare their outcomes with those delivered by other organisations around the world.

"We are pleased that Boston Children’s will collect the cleft lip and palate standard set using QuestLink, one of our certified suppliers."

VitalHealth offers cloud-based eHealth solutions for collaborative health management, patient reported outcome measurement, routine outcome monitoring, patient self-management and eMental Health.


Image: Boston Children’s Hospital main entrance. Photo: courtesy of JosephBarillari.