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The Incontinence Impact Questionnaire (IIQ) is a crucial assessment tool used to measure the impact of urinary incontinence on a person's quality of life.

The Identification of Migraine Screener (ID Migraine) is a crucial tool used to identify individuals likely experiencing migraine.

The Incontinence Severity Index (ISI) is a crucial assessment tool used to measure the severity of urinary incontinence in individuals.

The Incontinence Impact Questionnaire short form (IIQ-7) is a concise, seven-item survey that assesses the impact of urinary incontinence on a patient's quality of life.

The Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale (HADS) is a widely used medical instrument that assesses anxiety and depressive symptoms in patients.

3-Step Falls Prediction Model (3SFPM) is an important screening tool using three quick checks—gait speed over a 3 m course, the Timed Up and Go and recent fall history—to flag older adults at high risk of falls. It’s paper-based, needs only a stopwatch and guides targeted prevention in hospital and community settings.

The Child Occupational Self Assessment evaluates children's perceptions of their occupational competence and importance, primarily used in occupational therapy to inform intervention planning.

The Child Behavior Checklist assesses behavioral and emotional problems in children, providing a comprehensive profile for clinical diagnosis and treatment planning in pediatric and psychiatric settings.

The Central Sensitization Inventory assesses symptoms related to central sensitization, helping clinicians identify patients with chronic pain conditions and related disorders. It informs treatment planning.

The Center for Epidemiologic Studies Depression scale assesses depressive symptoms severity in individuals, primarily used to screen for depression in research and clinical settings.

The Caregiver Strain Index assesses caregiver burden and strain, measuring the impact of caregiving on a caregiver's physical, emotional, and social well-being. Primarily used in geriatric care.

The Canadian Occupational Performance Measure – 5th ed. assesses an individual's self-perceived occupational performance. It is primarily used in occupational therapy to guide client-centered practice.

The Caregiver Reaction Assessment evaluates caregivers' reactions to caring for a family member, assessing impact on their well-being and daily life. Used to identify caregiver burden and support needs.

The COPD Assessment Test measures the impact of COPD symptoms on a patient's health status, primarily used to assess disease severity and guide clinical management.

The CRIES scale assesses neonatal pain and distress by evaluating crying, oxygen saturation, vital signs, facial expression, and sleep patterns. It guides clinical pain management in newborns.

The Bruce treadmill test assesses cardiovascular function and exercise capacity, diagnosing coronary artery disease and informing treatment decisions through a standardized, multistage exercise stress test protocol.

The Beck Depression Inventory is a 21-item self-report questionnaire assessing depressive symptom severity, used to inform diagnosis and monitor treatment progress in clinical settings.

The Barthel Index assesses a patient's daily functioning and independence in activities such as bathing and toileting, primarily used in rehabilitation and geriatric care settings.

The Awareness Questionnaire assesses patients' awareness of their cognitive and behavioral deficits after brain injury, primarily used in rehabilitation settings to guide treatment planning.

The ADDQoL-19 assesses the impact of diabetes on quality of life, measuring diabetes-specific concerns. It is primarily used to evaluate the effectiveness of diabetes management and interventions.

The Asthma Control Test assesses asthma symptom control and severity, measuring patient-reported outcomes to guide clinical management and treatment decisions. It evaluates asthma control status.

The Assessment of Motor and Process Skills evaluates an individual's ability to perform daily activities, assessing motor and process skills to inform occupational therapy intervention planning.

The Asthma Control Questionnaire assesses asthma symptoms and control, measuring the adequacy of treatment. It is used to monitor and guide asthma management in clinical settings.

The Aberdeen Low Back Pain Scale assesses low back pain severity and its impact on daily activities, aiding clinicians in monitoring patient progress and evaluating treatment effectiveness.

The ALIS (Asthma Life Impact Scale) is an important patient-reported outcome questionnaire with 20 items that assesses asthma’s impact on daily activities, quality of life, emotional well-being and social life. Healthcare teams value its 5–10 minute completion time for monitoring treatment effects.

ABILHAND (Abilities of the Hand) is a self-reported questionnaire measuring hand function in upper limb disorders. Its Rasch-based scale covers 23 everyday tasks, providing reliable, valid scores for rheumatoid arthritis, stroke and neuromuscular patients, helping clinicians track rehab progress.

The 36-Item Short Form Health Survey (SF-36), also known as MOS SF-36 or RAND-36, is a patient-reported questionnaire measuring eight health domains such as physical function and mental well-being. At 36 items, it’s widely used to track quality-of-life changes and inform clinical decisions.

The 24-Hour Migraine-specific Quality of Life Questionnaire (MQoLQ) is a 14-item patient-reported outcome tool capturing the daily effect of migraine on role function, prevention and emotional well-being. With six-point responses over a 24-hour recall, it’s important for treatment monitoring.

The QWB Quality Well-Being Scale (QWB) measures health-related quality of life across physical, social and symptom domains. It’s a 71-item questionnaire that produces a single 0 to 1 score you can use in clinical trials, population surveys and economic evaluations in healthcare settings.

A widely used cognitive screening tool that evaluates memory, attention, language, and orientation. It helps detect cognitive impairment.

The Fibromyalgia Impact Questionnaire (FIQ), revised to FIQR, is a 21-item self-report measure covering physical function, overall impact and symptoms that takes about 5–10 minutes to complete. It helps clinicians and researchers monitor how fibromyalgia affects day-to-day life.

mILAS (modified Iowa Level of Assistance Scale), also known as mILOA, ILAS or ILOA, is a six-item functional mobility test used in stroke rehabilitation to measure how much help patients need for sit-to-stand, walking, stair climbing and turns. It’s a straightforward way to track recovery and set goals.

A patient-reported outcome measure was developed to assess function and pain in patients undergoing total hip replacement surgery. The OHS is commonly used.

The ALIS (Asthma Life Impact Scale) is an important patient-reported outcome questionnaire with 20 items that assesses asthma’s impact on daily activities, quality of life, emotional well-being, and social life. Healthcare teams value its 5–10 minute completion time for monitoring treatment effects.

The 36-Item Short Form Health Survey (SF-36), also known as MOS SF-36 or RAND-36, is a patient-reported questionnaire measuring eight health domains such as physical function and mental well-being. At 36 items, it’s widely used to track quality-of-life changes and inform clinical decisions.