Noelle E. Carlozzi
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Dr. Noelle E. Carlozzi is a leading researcher in patient-reported outcomes, rehabilitation psychology, and quality-of-life measurement for individuals with chronic medical conditions. Her major contributions center on the rigorous validation and application of the Patient-Reported Outcome Measurement Information System (PROMIS) across diverse clinical populations, including cancer survivors and those with neurological disorders. Notably, her 2019 study validating PROMIS Sexual Interest and Satisfaction measures in men following radical prostatectomy (18 citations) addresses a critical gap in post-treatment care, moving beyond traditional erectile function metrics to capture broader sexual well-being. Dr. Carlozzi’s work has significantly advanced how clinicians assess and address the holistic impact of disease and treatment on patients’ lives. With over 100 publications and numerous NIH-funded grants, her research has shaped national standards for outcome measurement, directly improving patient-centered care. Her dedication to developing precise, clinically meaningful tools continues to empower patients and guide evidence-based interventions.
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