Comparison of computer-assisted self-interview (CASI) versus clinician-interview (CI) for self-reported vulvovaginal symptoms.

This secondary analysis (N=43) compared computer-assisted self-interview (CASI) to clinician-interview for self-report of eight vulvovaginal symptoms. Concordance was moderate between interview modes (range:70-86%) with itching and odor having highest agreement. Although prior reports suggest more responses on CASI, we found CASI did not significantly increase self-report of symptoms over clinician-interview.