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Table 4 Coefficients of the EQ-5D dimensions and levels in the patient VAS model

From: Relative importance of the EQ-5D five dimensions among patients with chronic diseases in South Korea – a comparison with the general population preference weights

 

Model 1 (no controls)

Model 2 (+ control 1)

Model 3 (+ control 2)

Mobility 2

0.045 (0.007)

0.041 (0.007)

0.035 (0.007)

Mobility 3

0.064 (0.036)

0.058 (0.036)

0.062 (0.036)

Self-care 2

0.033 (0.010)

0.031 (0.010)

0.030 (0.010)

Self-care 3

0.048 (0.036)

0.047 (0.036)

0.047 (0.036)

Usual activities 2

0.036 (0.008)

0.035 (0.008)

0.030 (0.008)

Usual activities 3

0.055 (0.033)

0.059 (0.033)

0.047 (0.033)

Pain/discomfort 2

0.032 (0.008)

0.030 (0.008)

0.031 (0.008)

Pain/discomfort 3

0.137 (0.028)

0.134 (0.028)

0.133 (0.028)

Anxiety/depression 2

0.054 (0.006)

0.054 (0.006)

0.050 (0.006)

Anxiety/depression 3

0.134 (0.030)

0.140 (0.030)

0.129 (0.030)

N3

0.020 (0.028)

0.019 (0.028)

0.015 (0.027)

Constant

0.299 (0.008)

0.290 (0.011)

0.346 (0.018)

Adj. R2

0.165

0.167

0.189

  1. Note: Values indicate coefficients with standard errors. Those in bold indicate p-values< 0.05. Control 1 includes age and sex and control 2 includes age, sex and other variables (marital status, living alone, educational attainment, employment status, income quintile, medical aids and perceived social status). N3 is a dummy variable indicating whether a respondent had level 3 at least in one of the five EQ-5D dimensions
  2. Abbreviation: OLS ordinary least squares
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Health and Quality of Life Outcomes

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