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Health-related quality of life (HRQoL) is a multidimensional concept which can be used as a patient-reported outcome (PRO) to document how individuals perceive their own health and well-being. It aims to encompass every facet or dimension of health. In the paediatric population, HRQoL measures take into account the ability to fully participate in age-appropriate physical, social and psychosocial activities and functions. In childhood and adolescence, HRQoL is useful to describe the health of a population and compare subsets with specific characteristics (socioeconomic, regional, etc.). In paediatric clinical practice, the assessment of HRQoL may provide useful information on a patient’s health status, help assess the effects of different treatments and the severity of disease, and facilitate clinical decision-making. This issue presents 2 studies on paediatric HRQoL. The first evaluates the validity of an HRQoL instrument in

Avances y retos en la medida de la calidad de vida relacionada con la salud en la población infantil y adolescente