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Outcome Assessment in Epilepsy: Comparative Responsiveness of Quality of Life and Psychosocial Instruments

Summary: Purpose: Few data exist on the ability of instruments to detect within‐patient change over time in epilepsy, a property referred to as responsiveness. Our aim was to compare the responsiveness of three instruments [i.e., Epilepsy Surgery Inventory‐55 (ESI‐55) and Washington Psychosocial Inventory (WPSI), both epilepsy specific, and Symptom Checklist‐90–Revised (SCL‐90–R), non‐epilepsy specific].