On completion of the questionnaire the patient receives a results summary. This contains results for each of the 4 dimensions and provides scores for the symptoms within each domain and scores reflecting the impact these symptoms have on the The impact scores are presented as a clock face patient’s life. where an empty circle represents a circle represents bit of “not problem”, 1/3 “a a 2/3 circle represents a and a complete circle problem”, “quite problem” represents Patients can click on this impact score and “a serious problem”. obtain more information relevant to that domain. A more detailed report on each specific domain can also be printed from the responses reporting specific results for each question answered (). ePAQ was developed with the aim of creating an assessment tool for symptoms and quality of life related to bowel, bladder, vaginal and sexual function in women. The aim of the tool is to provide a comprehensive summary of a present condition which can be used to aid in the clinical process patient’s (Jones et al. 2008). Example of an ePAQ bothersome question. The Rationale for the ePAQ EEACT. The ePAQ-pelvic floor questionnaire is currently administered to all patients attending the urogynaecology department in advance of their clinic
On completion of the questionnaire the patient receives a results summary. This contains results for each of the 4 dimensions and provides scores for the symptoms within each domain and scores reflecting the impact these symptoms have on the patient’s life. The impact scores are presented as a clock face where an empty circle represents “not a problem”, 1/3 circle represents “a bit of a problem”, 2/3 circle represents “quite a problem” and a complete circle represents “a serious problem”. Patients can click on this impact score and obtain more information relevant to that domain. A more detailed report on each specific domain can also be printed from the responses reporting specific results for each question answered (). ePAQ was developed with the aim of creating an assessment tool for symptoms and quality of life related to bowel, bladder, vaginal and sexual function in women. The aim of the tool is to provide a comprehensive summary of a patient’s present condition which can be used to aid in the clinical process (Jones et al. 2008). Example of an ePAQ bothersome question. The Rationale for the ePAQ EEACT. The ePAQ-pelvic floor questionnaire is currently administered to all patients attending the urogynaecology department in advance of their clinic
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