Bas Janssen
EuroQol Research Foundation Rotterdam, The Netherlands. Dr. Bas Janssen is an independent researcher and consultant in health economics and outcomes research. He is a senior scientist at the business office of the EuroQol Research Foundation and affiliated to the Erasmus University Medical Center in Rotterdam. He specialises in the measurement and valuation of Patient Reported Outcomes, psychometrics and biostatistics. He has published extensively on EQ-5D, including the handbook ‘Self-Reported Population Health: An International Perspective based on EQ-5D’ with Agota Szende and Juan Cabasés.EuroQol Research Foundation Rotterdam, The Netherlands. Dr. Bas Janssen is an independent researcher and consultant in health economics and outcomes research. He is a senior scientist at the business office of the EuroQol Research Foundation and affiliated to the Erasmus University Medical Center in Rotterdam. He specialises in the measurement and valuation of Patient Reported Outcomes, psychometrics and biostatistics. He has published extensively on EQ-5D, including the handbook ‘Self-Reported Population Health: An International Perspective based on EQ-5D’ with Agota Szende and Juan Cabasés.
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Methods for Analysing and Reporting EQ-5D Data
This open access book is the first published guide about how to analyse data produced by the EQ-5D, one of the most widely used Patient Reported Outcomes questionnaires world wide. The authors provide practical, clear and comprehensive guidance in five concise chapters. Following an overview of the EQ-5D and its analysis, we describe how the questionnaire data – the EQ-5D profile and EQ VAS – can be analysed in different ways to generate important insights into peoples’ health. We then show how the value sets which accompany the EQ-5D can be applied to summarise patients’ data. The final chapter deals with advanced topics, including the use of Minimally Important Differences, case-mix adjustment, mapping, and more. This book is essential for those new to analyzing EQ-5D data and will be also be valuable for those with more experience. The methods can be applied to any EQ-5D instrument (for example, the three- and five-level and Youth versions) and many of the methods described will be equally relevant to other Patient Reported Outcomes instruments.
