Abstract
Heavy menstrual bleeding is a common complaint in adolescent women and can have a significant impact on their quality of life. While there are clinical practice guidelines and questionnaires to diagnose menorrhagia and screen for bleeding disorders, there are no clear recommendations or validated tools to evaluate this complaint in adolescents. The objectives of this quality improvement project were to develop a standardized tool for the assessment of heavy menstrual bleeding and associated quality of life measures, to determine whether this tool correlates with objective laboratory measures, and to measure response to treatment.
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