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Quality of life measurement and electronic assessment in urogynaecology

Key content: • Numerous well-validated questionnaires now exist for the measurement of healthrelated quality of life in urogynaecology. • Using questionnaires in clinical practice presents wholly different challenges from using them in clinical research. • Questionnaire use in clinical practice can be of value to individual women, as well as supporting audit, service evaluation, appraisal and revalidation. • The administration, collection, analysis and storage of questionnaire data can consume valuable time and resources. Electronic data capture can help lower the resource burden.