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Table 6 CHU9D weights by respondent characteristics

From: The validity of the Child Health Utility instrument (CHU9D) as a routine outcome measure for use in child and adolescent mental health services

Characteristics

N (%)

CHU9D utility UK adult tariff: mean (SD)

CHU9D utility adolescent tariff: Mean (SD)

CHU9D utility UK adult tariff: median (IQR)

 

CHU9D utility Australian adolescent tariff: median (IQR)

 

Total group

200 (100)

.803 (.117)

.739 (.145)

.819 (.731-.886)

 

.746 (.631-.860)

 

Age – 5-12

118 (59)

.813 (.108)

.744 (.143)

.828 (.743-.894)

U = −1.021, P = .307

.740 (.646-.862)

U = −.596, P = .307

Age – 13-18

82 (41)

.790 (.127)

.731 (.148)

.812 (.716-.875)

.752 (.604-.856)

Gender male

105 (52.5)

.805 (.113)

.746 (.137)

.825 (.748-.878)

U = −.352, P = .725

.762 (.645-.855)

U = −.669, P = .503

Gender female

95 (47.5)

.801 (.121)

.731 (.153)

.801 (.716-.898)

.740 (.592-.862)

SDQ Clinical Band

       

Normal

44 (22%)

.877 (.072)

.839 (.106)

.878 (.821-.939)

H(2) = 35.50, P = .000

.872 (.760-.925)

H(2) = 35.84, P = .000

Borderline

24 (12%)

.852 (.102)

.793 (.139)

.869 (.770-.943)

 

.830 (.661-.918)

 

Abnormal

132 (66%)

.770 (.117)

.696 (.138)

.787 (.698-.859)

 

.702 (.584-.810)

 

First time with CAMHS

       

Yes

149 (74.5)

.807 (.120)

.743 (.149)

.822 (.729-.901)

U = −1.01, P = .311

.760 (.624-.872)

U = −.817, P = .414

No

51 (25.5)

.793 (.107)

.727 (.134)

.813 (.733-.861)

 

.715 (.644-.822)

 
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