The HBQ is used to describe the health behaviours of persons with SCI and the relationships between health behaviour, injury characteristics, and health related variables. The HBQ assesses [...]

The Health Utilities Index-Mark III scale measures quality of life in 8 domains: Vision Hearing Speech Ambulation Dexterity Emotion Cognition Pain The index is scaled from 0 (completely [...]

The I-QOL measures the effect of urinary incontinence on quality of life. The I-QOL is divided into 3 subscales: Avoidance and limiting behavior (ALB) Psychosocial impact (PSI) Social [...]

Originally developed as a checklist rather than a measure of life satisfaction (Fugl-Maeyer et al. 1991). Target important life domains: vocational, financial and leisure situations, contacts with friends, [...]

Designed to measure subjective quality of life in terms of satisfaction within different life domains. Originates from Flanagan’s perception of life satisfaction (Flanagan JC, 1982, “Measurement of quality [...]

Designed to offer a new approach to measuring QOL that is grounded in and congruent with the perspective and experience of people with disabilities. Based on the Centre [...]

Preference measure that was designed to measure health related quality of life. Developed based on theory from the General Health Policy Model which incorporates the concepts of mortality, [...]

Developed as a condition-specific quality of life measure for individuals with SCI who have urinary disorders that could be used in international multi-centre trials. Developed by a multi-disciplinary [...]

Designed to address the concept of life satisfaction as a whole rather than to assess satisfaction with sub-dimensions of life (Diener et al. 1985). Conceptually, the SWLS measures [...]