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posted on 2020-02-25, 10:21 authored by John Brazier, Donna RowenDonna Rowen, Aki TsuchiyaAki Tsuchiya, Tracey Young, Rachel IbbotsonBackground:
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
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