Self‐evaluation of duration of adjuvant chemotherapy side effects in breast cancer patients: A prospective study

Abstract

Self-reporting TSE duration is feasible using a CTCAE-derived questionnaire. As doctors tend to underestimate TSE incidence and duration, patient-reported outcomes should be incorporated into clinical practice, perhaps using eHealth technologies, to harness their potential to better estimate total TSE burden.

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