WHO Quality of Life, WHOQOL

Test:WHO Quality of Life, WHOQOL-100
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Domains

Quality of Life
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56
Physical Capacity
77
Psychological
50
Level of Independence
47
Social Relationships
56
Environment
59
Spirituality
37
Perception of QoL
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75

Facets

Pain and discomfort
6
Energy and fatigue
69
Sleep and rest
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69
Negative feelings
50
Positive feelings
75
Thinking, learning, memory
44
Self-esteem
50
Bodily image and appearance
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31
Dependence on medication
56
Mobility
44
Activities of daily living
44
Work capacity
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56
Personal relationships
56
Social support
56
Sexual activity
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56
Safety and security
62
Home environment
44
Financial resources
75
Health and social care
62
Information and skills
69
Leisure activities
56
Physical environment
62
Transport
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37

The WHOQOL-100 produces a quality of life profile. It is possible to derive six domain scores, 24 specific facet scores, and one general facet score that measures overall quality of life and general health. The six domain scores denote an individual's perception of quality of life in the following domains: Physical, Psychological, Level of Independence, Social Relationships, Environment, and Spirituality. The score of the Overall Quality of Life and General Health facet presented as part of a profile.

Domain and facet scores are scaled in a positive direction where higher scores denote higher quality of life, except for the three facets (Pain and discomfort, Negative feelings, Dependence on medication), where higher scores denote lower quality of life (shown in red color).

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