
Opinion|Videos|February 27, 2025
Fostering Open Discussions With Women About Menopausal Symptoms
Panelists explain how health care professionals evaluate menopause symptoms using validated questionnaires, symptom tracking, clinical interviews, hormonal tests, and patient-reported outcome measures to comprehensively assess severity and quality-of-life impact.
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Video content above is prompted by the following:
- What tools or strategies do you use to evaluate the severity of menopause symptoms and the effect of symptoms on quality of life?
- How can health care providers, who are not experts on women’s health, provide information and resources related to women’s health?
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