Health and Quality of Life Outcomes

Table 5 Fraction chosen health states over the comparator state B (24242) and best–worst counts for that health state for each dimension

From: Exploring the importance of controlling heteroskedasticity and heterogeneity in health valuation: a case study on Dutch EQ-5D-5L

Health state	DCE	BWS counts
	Fraction chosen	Mobility	Selfcare	Usual activities	Pain	Depression
(44154)^−,+	0.211	− 58	− 11	258	− 118	− 71
(51445)⁺	0.253	− 49	270	− 37	− 80	− 104
(33544)⁻	0.271	175	86	− 73	− 113	− 75
(45335)	0.279	− 72	− 7	137	73	− 131
(53352)⁻	0.284	− 82	68	83	− 144	75
(12555)⁺	0.311	263	27	− 61	− 132	− 97
(55214)⁺	0.321	− 94	− 36	51	186	− 107
(54533)	0.332	− 75	− 15	− 70	152	8
(35451)⁺	0.334	89	− 34	− 70	− 139	154
(34225)⁻	0.366	38	− 38	90	75	− 165
(42242)	0.403	− 97	64	117	− 128	44
(15143)⁻	0.442	177	− 40	87	− 200	− 24
(43423)⁺	0.447	− 86	44	− 115	168	− 11
(22434)	0.450	134	114	− 127	8	− 129
(21253)⁻^,+	0.471	55	213	− 4	− 236	− 28
(25522)	0.516	130	− 53	− 151	67	7
(23115)⁻	0.553	5	14	89	109	− 217
(41511)⁻	0.558	− 117	79	− 121	130	29
(24341)⁺	0.582	61	− 58	12	− 180	165
(52121)⁻	0.605	− 195	22	136	− 29	66
(14412)	0.624	146	− 58	− 174	122	− 36
(32313)⁺	0.700	− 35	6	− 80	212	− 103
(11324)⁻	0.734	182	63	− 44	− 72	− 129
(31132)	0.745	− 52	90	149	− 117	− 70
(13231)	0.811	180	− 60	− 56	− 116	52

⁺Indicates that a health state has only one dimension with a maximum level, ⁻Indicates that a health state has only one dimension with a minimum level

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