Rosemarie Kobau|Cecily Luncheon|Matthew M. Zack|Ross Shegog|Patricia Price
Satisfaction with life domains in people with epilepsy
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention|Centers for Disease Control and Prevention|Centers for Disease Control and Prevention|Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
commonly used qualityoflife instruments assess perceived epilepsyassociated limitations life domains formally document patient concerns less known communitydwelling adults epilepsy satisfaction broader life domains satisfaction housing education neighborhood ability help others achievement goals purpose study examine satisfaction life domains representative sample communitydwelling adults selfreported epilepsy 2008 healthstyles survey following adjustment sex age group raceethnicity education income people epilepsy likely report frustration domains achievement eg dissatisfaction education life goals compromised social interactions dissatisfaction family life friends social life compromised physical capability dissatisfaction health energy level life satisfaction wellbeing domains supplement health indicators guide treatment program services people epilepsy maximize wellbeing