Measuring outcome after liver transplantation: A critical review
James S. Goff, Judy Glazner, Bahri M. Bilir, – 30 December 2003 – As the number of liver transplantations performed around the world and the survival rates increase, attention is turning to the broad impact this procedure has on patients' quality of life (QOL), including their physical and psychosocial functioning and their perceived sense of well‐being. There exists a small body of literature that examines the global effects of liver transplantation on QOL.