Table 3.

Psychometric performance

Study reference	Type of disorder tested	N	Age	Algorithm	Perspectives	Discriminant validity	Convergent validity	Responsiveness	Feasibility	Test–retest reliability	Internal consistency
EQ-5D-3L
Matza, 2005 [61]	ADHD	126	7–18	UK (adults)	Proxy-report (parent)	Y	Y
Bouwmans, 2014 [40]	ADHD		6–18	Dutch (adults)	Proxy (parent)	Y		Y
Byford, 2013 [35]	Depression	199	11–17	UK (adults)	Self-report	Y	+ -	Y
Lynch, 2016	Depression	392	13–17	NA	Self-report	Y
Dickerson, 2018 [57]	Depression	376	13–17	NA	Self-report		Y	Y
EQ-5D-5L
Dams, 2021 [64]	PTSD	87	14–21	German (adults)	Self-report	Y	Y	N		Y
EQ-5D-Y-5L
Astrom, 2020 [26]	Psychiatric disorders	52	13–17	Dimension	Self-report	Y	+ -		Y
CHU9D
Furber, 2015 [55]	MHPs	200	5–17	UK (adults) and Australian (Adolescents) tariffs	Proxy report (caregivers)		Y				Y
Wolf, 2021 [59]	MHPs	396	6–15	UK (adults) and Australian (Adolescents) tariffs	Proxy (parent)	Y	Y	Y
QWB
Lynch, 2016	Depression	392	13–17	Canada	Self-report	Y
Dickerson, 2018 [57]	Depression	376	13–17	Canada	Self-report		Y	Y
SF-6D
Lynch, 2016	Depression	392	13–17	UK (adults)	Self-report	+−
Dickerson, 2018 [57]	Depression	376	13–17	UK (adults)	Self-report		Y	Y
HUI3
Lynch, 2016	Depression	392	13–17	Canada	Self-report	Y
Dickerson, 2018 [57]	Depression	376	13–17	Canada	Self-report		Y	Y
HUI2
Lynch, 2016	Depression	392	13–17	Canada	Self-report	Y
Dickerson, 2018 [57]	Depression	376	13–17	Canada	Self-report		Y	Y

Y: psychometric performance was significant, N: Psychometric performance was not significant, +−: Psychometric performance was inclusive

MHPs General mental health problems