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Table 4 Determinants of utility values

From: Impact of schizophrenia and schizophrenia treatment-related adverse events on quality of life: direct utility elicitation

Explanatory variable

Coefficient (standard error) – Unrestricted regression

Coefficient (standard error) – Parsimonious regression

Constant

0.794 (0.062)*

0.856 (0.021)*

Weight gain

- 0.090 (0.021)*

- 0.089 (0.015)*

Diabetes

- 0.151 (0.021)*

- 0.151 (0.019)*

Hyperprolactinemia

- 0.087 (0.021)*

- 0.089 (0.014)*

Relapse

- 0.355 (0.021)*

- 0.358 (0.025)*

EPS

- 0.256 (0.021)*

- 0.256 (0.022)*

Patients

0.071 (0.034)*

0.077 (0.033)*

Age

0.002 (0.001)

na

Female

- 0.039 (0.033)

na

  1. Diagnostic parameters (unrestricted regression):
  2. Number of observations = 738.
  3. R2 (within) = 0.3871; R2 (between) = 0.0726; R2 (overall) = 0.2339.
  4. Wald chi2(8) = 394.56.
  5. Prob > chi2 < 0.0001.
  6. Joint significance test on "Age" and "Female": chi2(2) = 3.81; Prob > chi2 = 0.1492
  7. Diagnostic parameters (parsimonious regression):
  8. Number of observations = 738.
  9. R2 (within) = 0.3891; R2 (between) = 0.0424; R2 (overall) = 0.2215.
  10. Wald chi2(6) = 397.18.
  11. Prob > chi2 < 0.0001