Quality of life assessment is increasingly being used in clinical medicine because it allows us to study the impact of disease on various components of a patient's health and identify additional benefits or drawbacks of treatment. The introduction of advanced quality of life assessment methods into clinical practice has provided access to important information about aspects of patient functioning. These data can be used to develop treatment and rehabilitation programs and monitor the patient's condition during treatment.
Isomov et al. (Fri,) studied this question.