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Table 3 Characteristics of included studies (20 studies)

From: Assessing the psychometric performance of EQ-5D-5L in dementia: a systematic review

Study references

Country

Study aim/type

Index or dimensions or both

Preference weights

Setting

Health Condition as reported by author

Self-report

Proxy report, details

Mean age (SD)

% female

N

Easton, 2018 [14]

Australia

Psychometric analysis (trial data)

Both

England (Devlin et al. 2016)

Residential care homes (n = 17) across 4 states

Cognitive impairment, dementia and disability

Yes

Yes

85.5 (8.5)

74.5

541

Engel, 2020 [12]

Australia

Qualitative (content and face validity)

Dimensions

Not applicable

Community dwelling

Mild dementia and carers of people with dementia

Not applicable

Not applicable

74.9

44.0

26

Griffiths, 2020 [27]

UK

Psychometric analysis (trial data)

Both

England (Devlin et al. 2016)

Residential care homes (n = 50)

Formal diagnosis of dementia (or > 4 on the FAST)

Yes

Yes

85.6 (7.6)

73.8

726

Handels, 2018 [23]

8 European countries

Cross-sectional cohort study

Index

van Hout crosswalk UK (2012)

Community dwelling

Mild to moderate dementia

Yes

Yes

78.0 (8.0)

55.0

451 dyads

Harrison, 2018 [16]

Australia

Cross-sectional cohort study

Index

England (Devlin et al. 2016)

Residential care homes (n = 17) across 4 states

Older adults 64.3% of whom had a dementia diagnosis

Yes

Yes

85.5 (8.5)

74.5

541

Hurley, 2020 [42]

UK

Feasibility study

Neither

Not applicable

Residential care homes (n = 3)

Care home residents (majority with mild dementia)

Yes

No

89.0

82.9

35

Janssen, 2018 [24]

8 European countries

Cross-sectional cohort study

Both

England (Devlin et al. 2016)

Community dwelling

Mild to moderate dementia

No

Yes

77.4 (7.8)

53.0

390 dyads

Jurkeviciute, 2019 [41]

Italy

Business case development

Both

Spain (no reference provided)

Community dwelling

Elderly with Mild Cognitive Impairment and Mild Dementia

Not reported

Not reported

79.0 (6.0)

57.4

107

Maidment, 2020 [31]

UK

Feasibility study

Index

van Hout crosswalk UK (2012)

Residential care homes (n = 5)

Moderate to severe dementia

No

Yes

83.6 (9.3)

62.1

29

Martin, 2019 [28]

UK

Psychometric analysis (trial data)

Index

England (Devlin et al. 2016)

Residential care homes (n = 50)

Dementia

Yes

Yes

85.5

73.2

1004

Meads, 2020 [29]

UK

Cost-effectiveness study

Index

England (Devlin et al. 2016)

van Hout crosswalk UK (2012)

Residential care homes (n = 50)

Dementia

Yes

Yes

85.6 (7.6)

74.0

726

Perry-Duxbury, 2020 [25]

8 European countries

Psychometric analysis

Index

England (Devlin et al. 2016)

Community dwelling

Mild to moderate dementia

No

Yes

77.7

54.5

451

Ratcliffe, 2017 [36]

Australia

Psychometric analysis (trial data)

Index

England (Devlin et al. 2016)

Nursing Care Facilities (n = 3)

Frail older adults, 92.5% of whom had moderate to severe dementia

Yes

Yes

88.6 (5.6)

74.2

240

Rombach, 2020 [26]

8 European countries

Statistical mapping study

Index

van Hout crosswalk UK (2012)

Memory clinics, general practices, community mental health teams

Dementia

Yes

Yes

78.0 (8.0)

55.0

451

Sopina, 2019 [34]

Australia

Empirical analysis of secondary data

Both

Australia (Viney et al. 2011)

Nursing homes (n = 20)

Advanced dementia (palliative stages of care)

No

Yes

85.0 (8.0)

63.0

284

Sopina, 2017 [35]

Denmark

Cost-effectiveness study

Index

Wittrup-Jensen KU et al. 2009 Danish TTO

Memory clinics

Mild Alzheimer's disease

Yes

Yes

70.0 (7.4)

43.0

200

Toh, 2020 [21]

Singapore

Feasibility/Psychometric analysis

Both

van Hout crosswalk (2012)Singapore

Nursing homes (n = 3)

Nursing home residents (% with dementia not reported)

No

Yes

73.4 (13.5)

51.3

229

Umegaki, 2020 [30]

Japan

Empirical analysis of primary data

Both

Not reported

Memory Clinic (n = 1)

Mild to moderate dementia

Yes

Yes

80.1 (5.4)

54.1

74

Usman, 2019 [40]

UK

Empirical analysis of secondary data

Both

van Hout crosswalk UK (2012)

Residential care homes (n = 24)

Dementia and cognitive impairment

Yes

Yes

86.8 (7.6)

68.0

117

van de Rijt, 2020 [37]

UK

Empirical analysis of primary data

Index

Not reported

Nursing homes (n = 4)

Dementia ( 63.1% were categorised as "severe")

Yes

No

83.9 (8.0)

62.2

111