The standard set
The ICHOM Standard Set for Overactive Bladder is the result of hard work by a group of leading physicians, measurement experts and patients. It represents the outcomes that matter most to patients who have had a Overactive Bladder. We urge all providers around the world to start measuring these outcomes to better understand how to improve the lives of their patients.
1 Tracked via the ICIQ-OAB module
2 Tracked via the OAB-q SF
3 Tracked via the ICIQ-MLUTSsex or the ICIQ-FLUTSsex
4 Tracked via the Treatment Benefit Scale
Download the flyer
A brief overview of the most important outcomes for patients relating to this ICHOM Standard Set.
Reference Guide
A complete overview of the ICHOM Standard Set, including definitions for each measure and selected PROM instruments, time points for collection, and associated risk factors.
Data Dictionary
An index of the outcomes and case-mix variables included in the standard set, how to code them, and the information you need to collect when implementing the outcomes in practice.
Team that developed this standard
Australia
George Szonyi | Sydney Local Health District
Kate Moore | St George Hospital, University of NSW
Canada
Adrian Wagg | University of Alberta
Netherlands
John Heesakkers | UMC St Radboud
New Zealand
Peter Herbison | Dunedin School of Medicine
Sweden
Ian Milsom | Sahlgrenska University Hospital
United Kingdom
Linda Cardozo | King’s College Hospital NHS
Nikki Cotterill | Bristol Urological Institute
Philip Toozs-Hobson | Birmingham Women’s NHS Foundation Trust
United States
Anita Anderson* Jennifer Anger | Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
Caroline Foust-Wright | Massachusetts General Hospital
Ann Gormley | Hitchcock Dartmouth MC
Jessica McKinney | Marathon PT
Abraham Morse | Boston Urogyn
Samantha Pulliam | Massachusetts General Hospital
*Patient representative
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