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Table 3 QoL measures and domains

From: The quality of life when a partner has substance use problems: a scoping review

Instrument

QoL domains

Study

SF-12 (12 items) [39]

Physical functioning

Role physical

Bodily pain

General health

Mental health

Role emotional

Social functioning

Vitality

[8]

SF-6D (6 items) [42]

Physical functioning

Role limitations

Pain

Mental health

Social functioning

Vitality

[38]

EQ-5D (5 items and a VAS on current overall health) [43]

Mobility

Self-care

Usual activities

Pain/discomfort

Anxiety/depression

[30, 33, 37]

Personal Well-being Index (PWI) (8 items and a single question of satisfaction with life as a whole) [45]

Standard of living

Personal health

Achieving in life

Personal relationships

Personal safety

Community connectedness

Future security

Spirituality/religion

[33, 37]

WHOQOL-BREF (27 items) [18]

Physical

Psychological

Social relationships

Environment

[29]

Quality of Life Questionnaire (QLQ) (192 items) [46]

Material well-being

Physical well-being

Personal growth

Marital relations

Parent/child relations

Extended family relations

Extramarital relations

Altruistic behavior

[36]

Wolcott & Glezer’s well-being scale (12 items) [48]

Standard of living

Relationship

Personal feelings of self-worth

[35]

A single question on overall QoL: How satisfied are you with your life?

Open-ended questions about the seriousness of the impact of their close relative’s drinking or substance misuse on their health and well-being

[34]