Responsiveness of the NAIL-Q Patient-Reported Outcome Measure

Carrie A Forman; Charlene Rae; Kaya L. Curtis; Lucas Gallo; Maureen O’Malley; Jade Conway; Shari R. Lipner; Anne F. Klassen

doi:10.1177/12034754261427485

March 18, 2026Journal of Cutaneous Medicine and SurgeryOpen Access

Responsiveness of the NAIL-Q Patient-Reported Outcome Measure

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Key Points

To evaluate the responsiveness of the NAIL-Q patient-reported outcome measure for various nail conditions.
Analyzed data from patients with nail psoriasis, onychomycosis, brittle nails, and retronychia.
Utilized the NAIL-Q questionnaire to assess patient outcomes before and after treatment.
Demonstrated significant responsiveness of the NAIL-Q in capturing changes in patients' conditions.
Confirmed effectiveness in measuring improvements in quality of life related to nail health.

Implication

Cross-sectional study evaluates responsiveness of NAIL-Q in nail conditions, suggesting its effectiveness in measuring patient experiences.

Abstract

The NAIL-Q demonstrated sufficient evidence of responsiveness in patients undergoing treatment for nail psoriasis, onychomycosis, brittle nails, or retronychia.

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Forman et al. (2026) studied this question.

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