The reliability of the SF-8 health survey in assessing health-related quality of life of the patient with coronary heart disease.
Zhu Jian-hu
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Zhu Jian-hu
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Objective:To investigate the reliability of the SF-8 health survey in assessing health-related quality of life (HRQOL) of the patient with conary heart disease. Methods: Data from 88 patients with coronary heart disease surveyed via questionnaire were analyzed with SPSS. Results: Compared with SAQ,SF-8 as a whole had very good reliability, validity and responsibility, but poor validity and responsibility existed in several domains. Conclusions: SF-8 combined with SAQ can roundly assess HRQOL of the patient with coronary heart disease.
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Objective:To investigate the reliability of the SF-8 health survey in assessing health-related quality of life (HRQOL) of the patient with conary heart disease. Methods: Data from 88 patients with coronary heart disease surveyed via questionnaire were analyzed with SPSS. Results: Compared with SAQ,SF-8 as a whole had very good reliability, validity and responsibility, but poor validity and responsibility existed in several domains. Conclusions: SF-8 combined with SAQ can roundly assess HRQOL of the patient with coronary heart disease.
Key concepts: Reliability (semiconductor), Quality of life (healthcare), Medicine, Coronary heart disease, SF-36, Disease, Validity, Health related quality of life