Professor Stephen Radley

Professor Stephen Radley is an accomplished and highly regarded consultant gynaecologist specialising in urogynaecology and pelvic reconstructive surgery, vaginal prolapse, bladder, bowel, and pelvic floor disorders, including incontinence and female sexual dysfunction. He currently practises at BMI Thornbury and Claremont Hospitals in Sheffield.

Professor Radley studied medicine at the Universities of Cambridge and London. He began training in obstetrics and gynaecology in Sheffield in 1989, where he was appointed as a consultant in 1998. He was awarded an MD by the University of Sheffield in 2005, where he was appointed as honorary professor in 2015. He works closely with colleagues in urology, colorectal surgery, physiotherapy, and other areas of gynaecology.

Professor Radley is actively involved in a number of areas of clinical research, investigating surgical and medical treatments. He was responsible for the design and implementation of ePAQ (electronic Personal Assessment Questionnaire), an online system used for the assessment of patients' conditions, quality of life, as well as progress and outcomes. ePAQ is now used widely in gynaecology, as well as throughout other healthcare areas. He is currently the clinical lead for urogynaecology in the Jessop Wing at Sheffield Teaching Hospitals, where he is also director of research for reproductive medicine and childbirth.