Because of the shortcomings in useful data, employers and benefits specialists have not made much use of PRO-P measurements. (Photo: Getty) A new study from the Integrated Benefits Institute (IBI) asks whether a common tool of cancer research, patient-reported outcomes on productivity (PRO-P), could help businesses improve benefit plans. With such patient-reported outcomes, the study said, employers and insurers might learn more about the productivity value of specific interventions.
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