FACE-Q
FREE TO NON-PROFIT USERS
Easily available to clinicians and researchers
SHORT INDEPENDENTLY FUNCTIONING SCALES
Choice of scales customizable for different needs
MEASURING WHAT MATTERS TO PATIENTS
Appearance, quality of life, adverse effects
USED WIDELY AROUND THE WORLD
Available in multiple languages
STRONG PSYCHOMETRIC PERFORMANCE
Rigorously developed and sensitive to clinical change
The FACE-Q provides clinicians and researchers with the ability to tailor a version of the questionnaire to suit their needs. This tailored approach is possible because the FACE-Q is composed of over 40 scales that measure a range of concepts important to patients.
The FACE-Q conceptual framework was developed from extensive qualitative research with facial aesthetic patients, close examination of the research literature and engagement of healthcare professionals working with facial rejuvenation patients. We followed internationally recommended guidelines for patient-reported outcome instrument development to ensure the FACE-Q meets requirements of regulatory bodies.
Setting the Bar in
Patient Reported
Outcome Measurement
Funding Provided By:
One of our team members, Lucas Gallo @LucasGa34265852, has received a CIHR Banting and Best Canada Graduate Scholarship (Master's) -- Congratulations Lucas!!
🔥 Hot off the press 🔥 “Patient-reported outcome measures for patients with nail conditions: a systematic review of the psychometric evidence” @anneklassen @craemsc @machealthsci @WeillCornell
https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00403-021-02222-1
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