MBBS, MD, FRCS, FRCOG
39 years of experience
Sheffield, S10 3BR
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39 years of experience
Sheffield, S10 3BR
(+1 more)
10 connections in healthcare
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by Dr. Jacqueline Radley, Mr Sam Dobson and 2 other professionals
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Stephen Radley is a Consultant Gynaecologist at Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust and Honorary Professor at The University of Sheffield. He serves as the Research Lead for Reproductive Medicine & Childbirth in Sheffield.
Graduating from Queens' College Cambridge in 1984 and Kings College Hospital London in 1987, Professor Radley trained in Obstetrics and Gynaecology from 1989, with further training in reconstructive Urology. He was appointed as a consultant in Sheffield in 2000 and was awarded MD by the University of Sheffield in 2005.
His clinical expertise focuses on pelvic floor disorders, including prolapse, urinary incontinence, and related bladder, bowel, vaginal, and sexual dysfunction. Professor Radley developed the widely used electronic Personal Assessment Questionnaire (ePAQ), an innovative online tool that assesses patient symptoms, quality of life, and treatment outcomes across gynaecology and other healthcare fields.
He offers a comprehensive range of treatments in general gynaecology, including prolapse repair, anterior and posterior vaginal repairs, cystoscopy, hysteroscopy and coil insertion, diagnosis and treament of menstrual disorders, conservative surgery and hysterectomy.
His patient-centred approach aims to improve quality of life through advanced, evidence-based care for complex pelvic and urogynaecological conditions.
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General Medical Council
No. 3197635
University of London
Medicine
Graduated 1987
University of Cambridge
Medical Science
Graduated 1984
Professor Stephen Radley was educated at Tapton School in Sheffield. He graduated from Queens' College Cambridge in 1984 and Kings College Hospital London in 1987, with distinction in Obstetrics and Gynaecology.
He is a specialist in Gynaecology Urogynaecology and Female Urology, having completed additional training in reconstructive urology.
He became a consultant in 2000 and was awarded MD in 2005 and a personal chair at the University of Sheffield in 2018.
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01 / 10 / 2008
Electronic pelvic floor symptoms assessment: tests of data quality of ePAQ-PF - PubMed
Published in Int Urogyn J
01 / 12 / 2004
Measuring quality of life in urogynaecology
Published in BJOG
01 / 12 / 2025
Is self-reported recurrent urinary tract infection associated with anal incontinence and obstructive defecation? A multicentre case-control study using electronic PROM data - PubMed
Published in Colorectal Disease
01 / 07 / 2025
Symptom Burden, Treatment Goals, and Information Needs of Younger Women with Pelvic Organ Prolapse: A Content Analysis of ePAQ-Pelvic Floor Free-Text Responses - PubMed
Published in J Clin Med
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Professor Stephen Christopher Radley is professional, ensuring patients feel listened to and understood during consultations. He offers thorough explanations of treatment options and management plans, providing practical advice for female health issues. Patients feel confident in his expertise and appreciate his supportive approach during procedures and follow-up care. Professor Radley’s practice commonly addresses pelvic organ prolapse, uro-gynaecology, and gynaecology concerns.
Professor Radley explained in detail after all the tests had been done my options . We talked through the different ones before I made any decision. A plan was made and I received very thorough information as to what would happen . Any question was answered and I never felt anything other than safe under his care

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Very professional and thorough consultation. My problems were listened to and appropriate advice and choices were given .

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Everything was explained in a way I could understand. My options were discussed. A vaginal pessary was fitted and after care was discussed and agreed. 4 days after the procedure I feel I have a new lease of life. Thank you

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Professor Radley was very clear about my options as well as being candid and realistic. My appointment was extremely useful because of this.

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I was a little worried and nervous on arrival as this was my first visit however the professionalism ,manner and reassurance put me at ease.

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First appointment and immediately felt at ease I was listened to and my concerns and priorities were addressed My Partner was present with my consent and fully included Very professional Compassionate and empathetic throughout consultation and particularly during examination Clear management plan given and agreed

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Everything was explained in a way that I understood, very helpful and made me feel confident in the treatment I will be receiving

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Very efficient, professional and kind giving me thorough explanations of what he thought and how best to proceed with treatment. I felt listened to and safe.

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I could understand what the Professor was saying and I think he could understand me. This has not always in the case at Chesterfield hospital. I felt comfortable in his presence which meant that I could explain my concerns easily and I felt he listened. Only after a short time I felt I could trust him. I was very surprised to learn that he did not consider me to have a prolapse. I only wish Professor Radley could have identified the specific reason for me having all these UTIs. I am very grateful to Professor Radley for seeing me.

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Hi my recent was amazing i felt very happy and reassured when i left . Dr radley has one amazing bed side manor and his personality and sence of humour made my visit , he made me feel very relaxed and un nerved i would recommend him to the world 🌍 . He definitely know s his job in side and out - and it comes across very professionally and i would like to get the word out , x thank you professor radley . See u in a year x

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A highly experienced urogynaecologist with particular expertise in pelvic floor disorders. A knowledgeable and respected colleague.
26 Feb 2026
Dr. Jacqueline Radley
General PractitionerExcellent uro-gynaecologist and colleague
25 Feb 2026
Mr Sam Dobson
Obstetrician & Gynaecologistextremely good urogynaecologist
09 Oct 2025
Dr. Pallavi Latthe
Obstetrician & GynaecologistHighly knowledgeable and experienced Urogynaecologist
05 Aug 2025MH
Mr Paul Hooper
Obstetrician & Gynaecologist
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Insight into coital incontinence
08 June 2024
ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

Fixed follow-up appointments can lead to reduced flexibility for patients with deteriorating/improving symptoms and conditions. Patient initiated follow-up in gynaecology can create a follow-up process which could better suit patients needs and make outpatient departments more efficient. This study shows that patients and clinicians are overwhelmingly positive about the benefits of patient initiated follow-up. Patient initiated follow-up requires robust symptoms to ensure safety and high-quality information for patients put on such pathways, which should also ensure equity of access for those with additional needs.
01 July 2024
sciencedirect.com

BackgroundThe National Institute of Health and Care Excellence in the United Kingdom have recommended the development of a patient-reported outcome measure (...
07 July 2026
frontiersin.org
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Professor Stephen Christopher Radley primarily practices at Thornbury Hospital (part of Circle Health Group), located at 312 Fulwood Rd, Sheffield, United Kingdom, S10 3BR
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