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Measuring Disease 2/E (Paperback, 2nd edition)
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Measuring Disease 2/E (Paperback, 2nd edition)
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"Anyone seeking to identify potentially useful disease-specific
measures for their study will find this a good starting point."
Quality of Life ResearchPraise for the first edition:"...text that
is remarkably detailed and comprehensive in its coverage of a range
of quality of life measures...Bowling's book provides an important
step towards the development of measures of quality of life that
are both sensitive and rigorous." - Journal of Epidemiology &
Community Health"...a most useful and comprehensive addition to the
literature...The book is readable, well referenced and up to date.
I recommend any group that wishes to attempt to measure health
outcomes to consider adding this book to their resource list." -
Australian Health Review"...this book gives an in-depth and
comprehensive insight in health-related quality of life scales...a
most valuable guide in helping the reader search for the scale with
the best psychometric properties. Furthermore, this book will
contribute highly to the improvement of disease-specific
measurement of quality of life and to the comparability of
measurement results." - Journal of Health PsychologyThis is a
thoroughly updated and revised edition of Measuring Disease. It
supplements the author's previous work Measuring Health (2nd
edition). In assessing the outcome of disease and treatments,
measurement scales must be relevant to their specific effects,
necessitating the use of disease specific questionnaires. There is
now considerable interest in measures which are multi-dimensional,
and which are more sensitive than generic measures to specific
disease and treatment effects. This book reviews disease specific
measures of quality of life and, where relevant, popularly used
symptom and single dimension scales. It is intended as a source
book for researchers, medical and health care practitioners who are
involved in the measurement of the outcome of health services.
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