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The copyright owners of SF-36v2® and SF-12v2® Health Surveys.
Our research consultants have decades of experience in PRO measurement across diverse therapeutic conditions. We work closely with pharmaceutical, medical device and healthcare organizations on data measurement that aligns with regulatory recommendations in the U.S. and other geographies. Our scientifically led approach includes the analysis of any PRO measure, the burden of illness, and treatment effectiveness.
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