Healthy Male patient assessment tools are standardised tools that help identify and gauge the extent of specific conditions and provide a fair approach in response. They can be the means whereby individuals and assessments contribute to the overall picture.
Healthy Male have a range of free patient assessment tools that include diagnostic tools, questionnaires, checklists, surveys/tests and health inventory tools designed to support health professionals with providing advice and assessing male patients with reproductive and sexual health issues.
Download any of the patient assessment tools below or from our resource library.
Benefits of using patient assessment tools
Obtaining health assessments on patients provides an opportunity for health care professionals to get a snapshot on the health status and the health risks of patients. The patient assessment involves a systematic collection and analysis of health-related information on patients for use by patients, clinicians, and health care professionals to identify and support beneficial health behaviours and mutually work to direct changes in potentially harmful health behaviours.
Patient assessments are not intended to be diagnostic tools and they are not complete health histories; instead, they aim to be one method to engage patients in their own health, leading to better health choices and improved health behaviours in the long term.
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Screening tool International prostate symptom score (I-PSS)An eight-question written screening tool used to screen for, rapidly diagnose, track, and manage the symptoms of benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH). |
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Assessment Male fertility assessmentAn assessment that addresses male-factor infertility issues and aims to assist health professionals, including GPs, to gather vital information on men presenting with fertility problems. Endorsed by the Fertility Society of Australia.
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Diagnostic tool Premature ejaculation diagnostic toolAn evidence-based, five-question written screening tool, used to screen for premature ejaculation, which standardises diagnosis across countries. |
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Screening tool Sexual health inventory for menA shortened version of the validated International Index of Erectile Function (IIEF). A five-question written screening tool to evaluate the severity of erectile dysfunction. |
