Mit Unterstützung der European Foot and Ankle Society wurde ein 6 Fragen umfassender Score zur Evaluierung verschiedenster Pathologien des Fußes entwickelt. Aktuell ist der Score (die Fragen) in 7 europäischen Sprachen validiert und frei verfügbar [34].

Auch von der AOFAS wird der Einsatz von PROMs unterstützt
(AOFAS-Statement zu PROMs [21]).

Im Zeitalter von computerbasierten Online-Fragebögen, ist damit eine Grundlage für wissenschaftlich validierte Befragungen gelegt.

Interessenkonflikte:

Der Autor hat einen Entwicklervertrag mit dem Unternehmen Königsee.

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