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Quality of Life Group<br />

The EORTC Quality of Life Group develops measures for quality of life and patient-reported outcomes and supports their use in<br />

cancer clinical trials.<br />

Our core cancer questionnaire (EORTC QLQ-C30) has many supplementary modules for different cancer sites and types of treatment.<br />

We have an active research programme including methodology, scientific and clinical projects; and are constantly developing new<br />

modules. We were amongst the first to produce formal guidelines for development of questionnaires. Our questionnaires are<br />

translated into over 70 languages through rigorous translation procedures and quality assurance and we have a strong research<br />

interest in cross cultural QL issues. We are currently developing a CAT version of the EORTC QLQ-C30.<br />

We are a multi-disciplinary group of clinicians and researchers, coming from over 15 European countries plus Canada, Australia,<br />

USA, Japan, Taiwan and Brazil. We organise workshops and plenary sessions twice a year and those interested in collaborating in<br />

our research are welcome to join us.<br />

Chair: Galina Velikova G.Velikova@leeds.ac.uk<br />

Membership issues: Susanne Singer sins@medizin.uni-leipzig.de<br />

Meeting Organizations Fabio Efficace f.efficace@gimema.it<br />

and scientific program:<br />

For more information on the Quality of Life Group and its activities please visit our website<br />

http://groups.eortc.be/qol<br />

Academic users can download the questionnaires and the user’s agreement directly from:<br />

http://groups.eortc.be/qol/questionnaires_downloads.htm<br />

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