Brazier, John Rowen, Donna Tsuchiya, Aki Young, Tracey Ibbotson, Rachel The impact of conditions labels on health state values Background:  Generic preference-based measures (e.g. EQ-5D) do not have condition labels  Condition specific preference based measures (e.g. AQL-5D) and vignettes often have the condition name embedded in the text (e.g. ‘experienced asthma symptoms as a result of air pollution’) or in the valuation task  No consensus in literature on impact of condition labelling due to previous studies being too small, within subject (and hence ‘focusing’ on condition) or covering a small severity range Objective: This paper examines the impact of referring to the medical condition in the descriptions of the health states valued by members of the general public health state values;conditions labels;generic preference-based measure;condition specific preference based measures;condition labelling;QOL;Health Economics;Health Care 2020-02-25
    https://orda.shef.ac.uk/articles/poster/The_impact_of_conditions_labels_on_health_state_values/11890569
10.15131/shef.data.11890569.v1