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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: Value Health. 2009 May 15;12(6):1035–1039. doi: 10.1111/j.1524-4733.2009.00566.x

Table 3.

Adjusted Mean Health-Related Quality of Life Scores By Mode and Order of Administration

Measure Mail response
After telephone
(n = 178)
Mail response
Before telephone
(n = 222)
Telephone
response Before
mail (n = 225)
Telephone
response After
mail (n = 177)
SF-36v2™
Physical Health
Component
Summary Score
40c 41b,c 41a,b 43a
SF-36v2™
Mental Health
Component
Summary Score
50b 51b 53a 54a
SF-6D 0.69b 0.70b 0.74a 0.75a
QWB-SA 0.59a,b 0.61a 0.58b 0.60a,b
EQ-5D 0.77c 0.79b,c 0.82a,b 0.85a
HUI2 0.79b 0.80b 0.80a,b 0.83a
HUI3 0.67b 0.68b 0.73a 0.78a

Note. Adjusting for site, patient age (35–44, 45–64, 65 and older), education (1–11th grade, high school graduate, some college, 4-year college or above), gender and race (white versus non-white). Cells in the same row that share a letter do not differ significantly (p >.05) from one another.

SF-6D = Preference-based score derived from SF-36v2™ items

QWB-SA = Quality of Well-Being Scale—self-administered

HUI2= Health Utilities Index Mark 2

HUI3= Health Utilities Index Mark 3