When the indirect costs form a part of an economical evaluation, a standardised method for measuring production losses, as a result of illness, is required. Standardisation will increase the comparability and transparency of the results. The Health and Labour Questionnaire (HLQ) is designed to collect quantitative data on the relation between illness and treatment and work performance. The HLQ data permits the estimation of production losses (costs) of paid and unpaid labour. It contains also an indicator for impediments for paid and unpaid labour, one of the indicators for quality of life. The HLQ is divided into 4 modules to collect data about absence from work, reduced productivity at paid work, unpaid labour production and impedime...
Due to currently lacking internationally comparable measurement and valuation methods of productivit...
The measurement of health outcome is central to the evaluation of medical treatment and intervention...
OBJECTIVES: There were two study objectives: (i) to identify, via consensus, a key set of items for ...
When the indirect costs form a part of an economical evaluation, a standardised method for measuring...
OBJECTIVES: This study aimed (1) to perform a systematic literature review of instruments for measur...
designed to estimate the workplace costs of health problems in terms of reduced job performance, sic...
The objective of this study is to review current measurement issues and valuation methods such as "h...
AbstractBackgroundProductivity losses often contribute significantly to the total costs in economic ...
Objectives: To investigate the methods used to estimate the indirect costs of health-related product...
Traditionally, productivity loss has been measured according to illness-related absence from work (a...
Objectives: To investigate the methods used to estimate the indirect costs of health-related product...
AbstractObjectiveExisting productivity questionnaires do not capture sufficient information to enabl...
Objective: Existing productivity questionnaires do not capture sufficient information to enable the ...
The original Health Economics Questionnaire (HEQ) is a comprehensive patient self-completed health e...
markdownabstract__Abstract__ Many researchers in the field of evaluation of health care doubt the...
Due to currently lacking internationally comparable measurement and valuation methods of productivit...
The measurement of health outcome is central to the evaluation of medical treatment and intervention...
OBJECTIVES: There were two study objectives: (i) to identify, via consensus, a key set of items for ...
When the indirect costs form a part of an economical evaluation, a standardised method for measuring...
OBJECTIVES: This study aimed (1) to perform a systematic literature review of instruments for measur...
designed to estimate the workplace costs of health problems in terms of reduced job performance, sic...
The objective of this study is to review current measurement issues and valuation methods such as "h...
AbstractBackgroundProductivity losses often contribute significantly to the total costs in economic ...
Objectives: To investigate the methods used to estimate the indirect costs of health-related product...
Traditionally, productivity loss has been measured according to illness-related absence from work (a...
Objectives: To investigate the methods used to estimate the indirect costs of health-related product...
AbstractObjectiveExisting productivity questionnaires do not capture sufficient information to enabl...
Objective: Existing productivity questionnaires do not capture sufficient information to enable the ...
The original Health Economics Questionnaire (HEQ) is a comprehensive patient self-completed health e...
markdownabstract__Abstract__ Many researchers in the field of evaluation of health care doubt the...
Due to currently lacking internationally comparable measurement and valuation methods of productivit...
The measurement of health outcome is central to the evaluation of medical treatment and intervention...
OBJECTIVES: There were two study objectives: (i) to identify, via consensus, a key set of items for ...