Measuring functioning and well-being the medical outcomes study approach
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| adam_text | List of Tables ix
Foreword Alvin R. Tarlov, M.D. xv
Preface xvii
I The New Era of Health Assessment
1. Measures for a New Era of Health Assessment
John E. Ware, Jr. 3
2. The Medical Outcomes Study Framework of Health Indicators
Anita L. Stewart iz
II Creation of Databases on the Health of Individuals
3. Methods of Sampling
William H. Rogers, Elizabeth A. McGlynn, Sandra H. Berry, Eugene
C. Nelson, Edward Perrin, Michael Zubkoff, Sheldon Greenfield,
Kenneth B. Wells, Anita L. Stewart, Sharon B. Arnold, and John E.
Ware, Jr. 27
4. Methods of Collecting Health Data
Sandra H. Berry 48
III Generic Health Concepts and Measures
5. Methods of Constructing Health Measures
Anita L. Stewart, Ron D. Hays, and John E. Ware, Jr. 67
6. Physical Functioning Measures
Anita L. Stewart and Caren J. Kamberg 86
7. Psychological Distress/Well Being and Cognitive
Functioning Measures
Anita L. Stewart, John E. Ware, Jr., Cathy D. Sherbourne,
and Kenneth B. Wells 101
8. Health Perceptions, Energy/Fatigue, and Health Distress Measures
Anita L. Stewart, Ron D. Hays, and John E. Ware, Jr. 14]
pi Contents
9. Social Functioning: Social Activity Limitations Measure
Cathy D. Sberbourne 173
10. Social Functioning: Family and Marital Functioning Measures
Cathy D. Sherbourne and Caren J. Kamberg 182
11. Social Functioning: Sexual Problems Measures
Cathy D. Sherbourne 194
12. Role Functioning Measures
Cathy D. Sherbourne, Anita L. Stewart, and Kenneth B. Wells 20s
13. Pain Measures
Cathy D. Sherbourne 220
14. Sleep Measures
Ron D. Hays and Anita L. Stewart 235
15. Physical/Psychophysiologic Symptoms Measure
Cathy D. Sherbourne, Harris M. Allen, Caren]. Kamberg, and Kenneth
B. Wells 260
IV Short Form Measures
16. Developing and Testing the mos 2.0 Item Short Form Health
Survey: A General Population Application
John E. Ware, ]r., Cathy D. Sherbourne, and Allyson R. Davies 277
17. Preliminary Tests of a 6 Item General Health Survey:
A Patient Application
John E. Ware, Jr., Eugene C. Nelson, Cathy D. Sherbourne,
and Anita L. Stewart 291
V The Validity of MOS Measures
18. Methods of Validating mos Health Measures
Anita L. Stewart, Ron D. Hays, and John E. Ware, Jr. 309
19. Construct Validity of mos Health Measures
Row D. Hays and Anita L. Stewart 325
Contents vii
VI Summary, Discussion, and Future Directions
20. Summary and Discussion of mos Measures
Anita L. Stewart, Cathy D. Sherbourne, Ron D. Hays, Kenneth B.
Wells, Eugene C. Nelson, CarenJ. Kamberg, William H. Rogers, Sandra
H. Berry, and John E. Ware, Jr. 345
Appendix: Actual Patient Assessment Questionnaire (paq) 373
Glossary 405
Bibliography 411
Contributors 435
Index 4$ )
Tables
2 1 The mos Framework of Indicators of Physical and Mental
Health ij
2 2 Definitions and Operational Strategies for Twelve Major Concepts
of Functioning and Well Being Assessed in the Medical Outcomes
Study 23
3 1 Characteristics of Clinician Selection Survey Respondents/
Nonrespondents 31
3 2 Comparison of Solo and Small Group Clinician Participants and
Nonparticipants After Agreeing to Consider Participating 3 2
3 3 Comparison of Multispecialty Group Practice Clinician Partici¬
pants and Nonparticipants 33
3 4 Comparison of Health Maintenance Organization Clinician Par¬
ticipants and Nonparticipants 34
3 5 Number of Clinicians by Specialty and System of Care 34
3 6 Demographic Characteristics of mos Participating Clinicians by
Revised System of Care 35
3 7 Percentage of Eligible Patients Completing Screening Forms by
Clinician Specialty and System of Care 36
3 8 Results of Patient Screening for the mos 37
3 9 Demographic Characteristics of Cross Sectional Screening Sample
by Sample Group 37
3 10 Numbers of Patients Excluded from tci Panel Eligibility by Rea¬
son and Medical Tracer Conditions 41
3 11 Distribution of Medical and Depression Patients Enrolled in
the mos 42
3 12 Demographics of 5,043 Medical Tracer Patients by tci Comple¬
tion Status 4 5
3 13 Demographics of 3,1 5 $ Enrolled Medical Tracer Patients by paij
Completion Status 43
3 14 Demographics of Selected Depressive Symptoms Patients by re 1
Completion Status 44
3 15 Demographics of 1,801 Enrolled Depression Patients by Initial
i aq Completion Status 44
3 16 Number of Study Participants by System and Site 46
3 17 Demographic Characteristics of mos Baseline Sample 46
3 18 Tracer Status Characteristics of mos Baseline Sample 47
x Tables
4 1 Methods Used to Collect Various Types of mos Health
Data 49
4—2 Overview of mos Clinician and Patient Instruments and
Samples jo
5 1 Response Choices Used to Measure Endorsement, Frequency, and
Intensity 69
6—1 Frequency and Percentage Distribution of Physical Functioning
Items: paq Baseline Sample 94
6 2 Frequency and Percentage Distribution of Mobility Items: paq
Baseline Sample 95
6 3 Item Scale Correlation Matrix, Physical Functioning: paq Base¬
line Sample 96
6 4 Frequency, Percentage, and Mean Physical Functioning Scale
Scores for Respondents in Six Satisfaction Categories 97
6 5 Descriptive Statistics and Reliability Coefficients for Physical
Functioning and Mobility Scales: paq Baseline Sample 98
6 6 Correlations among Physical Functioning Measures: paq Baseline
Sample 99
7 1 Cognitive Functioning Categories Measured by peri and
sip 109
7 2 Summary of Psychological Distress/Well Being Items across
Studies 112
7 3 Summary of the Number of Items Assessing Hypothesized Sub
scales of Psychological Distress/Well Being and Cognitive
Functioning uj
7 4 Percentage Distribution of Psychological Distress/Well Being
and Cognitive Functioning Items: paq Baseline
Sample 120
7 5 Item Scale Correlation Matrix, Psychological Distress/Well Being
and Cognitive Functioning, Six Scale Model: paq Baseline
Sample 122
7 6 Item Scale Correlation Matrix, Psychological Distress/Well Being
and Cognitive Functioning Five Scale Model: paq Baseline
Sample 126
7 7 Item Scale Correlations Correlated for Overlap for the mh 1 5:
Four Samples 129
7 8 Proportion of Components of Psychological Distress/Well Being
Represented in Three Summary Indexes 130
7 9 Correlations of MHi 5 and MHi 17 with Measures of Cognitive
Functioning and Psychological Distress/Well Being Subscales and
Indexes 130
7 10 Summary of Number of Items in Final Psychological Distress/
Well Being and Cognitive Functioning Scales and Indexes 13 1
Tables xi
7 11 Content and Scoring of Final Psychological Distress/Well Being
and Cognitive Functioning Scales and Indexes 132
7 12 Descriptive Statistics for Psychological Distress/Well Being
and Cognitive Functioning Scales and Indexes: paq Baseline
Sample 136
7 13 Internal Consistency Reliability for Psychological Distress/Well
Being and Cognitive Functioning Scales and Indexes 137
7 14 Correlations Among Psychological Distress/Well Being and Cogni¬
tive Functioning Scales 138
8 1 General Health Perception Items Studied in the Health Insurance
Experiment (hie) and the mos 152
8 2 Number of Items from Scales in Each Hypothesized Index 153
8 3 Percentage Distribution of Health Perceptions, Energy/Fatigue,
and Health Distress Items: paq Baseline Sample 155
8—4 Item Scale Correlation Matrix, Health Perceptions, Energy/
Fatigue, and Health Distress: paq Baseline Sample 158
8 5 Common Variance of Items and Subscales and number of items
from each subscale in Potential Indexes 161
8 6 Correlations between Health Perceptions and Health Distress
Scales in Potential Indexes and Validity Variables 161
8 7 Correlations Between Potential Health Perceptions Indexes and
Validity Variables 162
8 8 Content and Scoring of Health Perceptions, Energy/Fatigue, and
Health Distress Scales and Indexes 164
8 9 Descriptive Statistics and Reliability Coefficients for Health Per¬
ceptions, Energy/Fatigue, and Health Distress Scales and indexes:
paq Baseline Sample 169
8 10 Correlations among Health Perceptions, Health Distress, and
Energy/Fatigue Scales ijo
8 11 Correlations between Health Perceptions, Health Distress, and
Energy/Fatigue Scales and First Principal Factor 170
9 1 Percentage Distribution of Social Activity Limitations Items: paq
Baseline Sample ijy
9 2 Item Scale Correlation Matrix, Social Activity Limitations Due to
Health: paq Baseline Sample 180
9 3 Descriptive Statistics and Reliability Coefficient for Social
Activity Limitations Due to Health Measure: paq Baseline
Sample 181
10 1 Percentage Distribution of Family Functioning Items: paq Base¬
line Sample 188
10 2 Item Scale Correlation Matrix, Family Functioning: paq Baseline
Sample 190
10 3 Content and Scoring of Family Functioning Measures 191
xii Tables
10 4 Descriptive Statistics and Reliability Coefficients for Family
Functioning Measures: paq Baseline Sample 193
11 1 Sexual Functioning Problems Associated with mos Chronic
Conditions 196
11 2 Percentage with Sexual Functioning Problems: paq Baseline Sam¬
ple of Men and Women 201
11 3 Item Scale Correlations for Sexual Problems Scale Corrected for
Overlap of Men and Women 202
11 4 Descriptive Statistics and Reliability Coefficients for mos Sexual
Problems Scales: paq Baseline Sample 203
11 5 Mean Sexual Problems Scores for Three Patient Groups 203
12 1 Hypothesized Results for Two Role Functioning Scales 212
12 2 Percentage Limited on Role Functioning Items: paq Baseline
Sample 213
12 3 Item Scale Correlation Matrix, Role Functioning: paq Baseline
Sample 214
12—4 Content of Final Role Functioning Scales 215
12 5 Descriptive Statistics and Reliability Coefficient for Role Function¬
ing Measures: paq Baseline Sample 216
12 6 Correlations between Role Functioning Measures and Validity
Variables 216
12 7 Mean Role Functioning Scores for Three Clinical Groups 217
13 1 mos Pain Items 224
13 2 Percentage Distribution of Pain Items: paq Baseline Sample 227
13 3 Item Scale Correlation Matrix, Pain: paq Baseline Sample 229
13—4 Content and Scoring of Pain Measures 230
13 5 Descriptive Statistics and Reliability Coefficients for Pain Mea¬
sures: paq Baseline Sample 231
13 6 Correlations among Pain Measures 232
13 7 Correlations between Pain Measures and Selected Validity
Variables 233
14 1 Dimensions of Sleep Identified in Literature Review 237
14 2 Percentage Distribution of Sleep Items: paq Baseline
Sample 246
14 3 Item Scale Correlations, Sleep 24*
14 4 Item Total Correlations of Twelve Sleep Items Corrected for
Overlap 248
14 5 Items Used to Score the 6 Item Overall Sleep Problems
Index 249
14 6 Summary of Sleep Subscales and Overall Indexes 251
14 7 Content and Scoring of Final Sleep Measures 252
14—8 Descriptive Statistics and Reliability Coefficients for Sleep
Measures: paq Baseline Sample 254
Tables xiii
14 9 Intercorrelations among Sleep Measures 254
14 10 Correlations between Sleep Measures and Eighteen Other Health
Measures 256
15 1 Percentage Distribution of General Physical and Psycho
physiologic Symptoms: paq Baseline Sample 267
15 2 Item Scale Correlation Matrix, Physical/Psychophysiologic Symp¬
toms: paq Baseline Sample 268
15 3 Correlations among Physical/Psychophysiologic Symptom
Items 270
15—4 Correlations of Symptoms Items with Physical and Mental Health
Factors 270
15 5 Descriptive Statistics and Reliability Coefficient for Physical/
Psychophysiologic Symptom Measure zji
16 1 Descriptive Statistics and Item Scale Correlations for Five Health
Scales: Combined Samples 284
16 2 Summary of Reliability and Validity Results: Combined
Samples 284
16—3 Frequency Distribution for Physical and Role Functioning Scales:
Combined Sample 286
16—4 Frequency Distribution for Current Health Perceptions: Com¬
bined Sample 287
16 5 Frequency Distribution for Mental Health Scale: Combined
Sample 288
16 6 Correlations between Health Scales and Sociodemographic
Variables: Combined Samples 289
17 1 Definitions of mos 6 Item General Health Survey
Measures 292
17 2 Frequency and Percentage of Respondents and Mean Physical
Functioning Scores at Each Scale Level of Physical
Functioning 293
17 3 Frequency and Percentage of Respondents and Mean Social
Activity Limitations Due to Health Scores at Each Level of Social
Functioning 294
17^1 Frequency and Percentage of Respondents and Mean Role Func¬
tioning Scores at Each Level of Role Functioning 29 t
17 5 Frequency and Percentage of Respondents Reporting Physical and
Emotional Causes for Role Limitations 29 y
17 6 Mean Role Scale Scores for Respondents Reporting Physical and
Emotional Causes for Their Role Limitations 296
17 7 Frequency and Percentage of Respondents and Mean Pain Severity
Scores for Each Level of Bodily Pain 297
17 8 Frequency and Percentage of Respondents and Mean MHi 32.
Scores for Each Level of Psychological Distress 299
xiv Tables
17 9 Frequency and Percentage of Respondents and Mean Current
Health Scores for Each Level of Self Rated Health 299
17 10 Correlations among Single Item Measures and with Full Length
mos Scales 302
18—1 Overview of Approaches to Testing Validity 311
19 1 Summary of Most Direct Health Measures Included in Construct
Validity Studies 327
19 2 Correlations between Each Health Measure and Purest Measure
of Physical and Mental Health 332
19 3 Scale Index Correlations for Health Measures 334
19 4 Standardized Parameter Estimates for Hypothesized Confirmatory
Factor Analysis Model 33 j
19 5 Correlations of Health Measures with Socially Desirable Response
Set 337
19 6 Correlations between Health Measures and Utilization
Variables 338
20 1 Summary of Functioning and Well Being Concepts 346
20 2 Measures of Functioning and Well Being Constructed for the
mos: Number of Items in Different Sets 350
20 3 Definitions of 149 Item mos Functioning and Well Being Profile
(mosfwbp) Measures 352
20—4 Definitions of 20 Item mos Short Form General Health Survey
Measures 357
20 5 Definitions of mos 6 Item General Health Survey Measures 357
20 6 Characteristics of mosfwbp Measures: paq Baseline
Sample 358
20 7 Correlations among Selected Measures 3 62
20 8 Characteristics of mos 6 Item General Health Survey Measures:
paq Baseline Sample 364
20 9 Characteristics of mos 20 Item Short Form General Health Sur¬
vey Measures: mos Screening Sample 364
20 10 Comparison of Concepts of Functioning and Well Being Included
in mos and Other Health Surveys 36j
20 11 Summary of Main State of the Art Improvements in the
MOSFWBP 566
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