Objective. Analysts performing cost-effectiveness analyses often do not have the resources
to gather original quality-of-life (QOL) weights. Furthermore, variability in QOL for the same …

… of quality of life, while the elicitation method and respondents were not. Pooling QOL weights
using the HLM model, we estimated a quality of life … to assess quality of life from community …

… Thus, omitting unionization could cause quality-of-life to be underestimated in highly
unionized areas. Adjusted estimates quality-oflife estimates were calculated using an adjustment …

The Charter of the United Nations, which was signed in 1945, could be considered the
immediate antecedent to the UDHR adoption; however, there were several legal instruments …

… This paper examines differences in quality of life estimates for US metropolitan areas using,
… We find that the two measures of quality of life are highly correlated. Value-based estimates, …

… estimates available in the literature are already outdated, and this paper presents updated
estimates … the United States and the number of quality-adjusted life years(QALYs) lost to HIV …

… life … estimated lifetime costs and all quality-of-life variables from the time of HIV infection to
death, assuming all persons were infected at an average age of 35 years. We also estimated …

Objective: This report extracts important considerations for determining and applying clinically
significant differences in quality of life (QOL) measures from six published articles written …

Objectives: The objectives of this study were to identify, in a systematic literature review,
published studies having used quality-adjusted life years (QALYs) based on actual …

… for estimating sample size and power, when the primary outcome of the study is a Health
Related Quality of Life … If a pilot or historical dataset is readily available (to estimate the shape of …