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. 2021 Feb 18;39(5):521–535. doi: 10.1007/s40273-020-00997-1

Table 4.

Comparison between health utility value sets generated by time trade-off and discrete-choice experiments with a duration dimension

TTO (adjusted) DCETTO
Coef. Coef.
Physical functioning
 PF1 0.000 0.000
 PF2 − 0.038 − 0.027
 PF3 − 0.080 − 0.050
 PF4 − 0.140 − 0.145
 PF5 − 0.395 − 0.404
Role limitation
 RL1 0.000 0.000
 RL2 − 0.050 − 0.029
 RL3 − 0.059 − 0.030
 RL4 − 0.096 − 0.081
 RL5 − 0.097 − 0.112
Social functioning
 SF1 0.000 0.000
 SF2 − 0.047 − 0.035
 SF3 − 0.060 − 0.038
 SF4 − 0.093 − 0.104
 SF5 − 0.108 − 0.114
Pain
 PN1 0.000 0.000
 PN2 − 0.047 − 0.072
 PN3 − 0.083 − 0.079
 PN4 − 0.154 − 0.155
 PN5 − 0.388 − 0.466
 PN6 − 0.427 − 0.541
Mental health
 MH1 0.000 0.000
 MH2 − 0.033 0.000
 MH3 − 0.050 − 0.010
 MH4 − 0.132 − 0.146
 MH5 − 0.134 − 0.197
Vitality
 VT1 0.000 0.000
 VT2 − 0.029 0.000
 VT3 − 0.060 − 0.083
 VT4 − 0.108 − 0.089
 VT5 − 0.116 − 0.167
No. (%) of worse than death 927 (4.94%) 1593 (8.50%)
The worst state value (555655) − 0.277 − 0.535
MAD 0.0588
MSD 0.0055
ICC 0.9804

The value set generated by TTO was based on model 2 (random-effects model) shown in Table 2, and the linear adjustment to remove the effect of the non-zero intercept was made using the formula UAdjusted = UPredicted/(1 − intercept). The value set generated by DCETTO was based on the anchored coefficients of the conditional logit model (Table 3) with the combination of inconsistent coefficients

Coef. coefficient, DCETTO discrete-choice experiments with a duration dimension, ICC intraclass correlation coefficient, MAD mean absolute difference, MH mental health, MSD mean squared difference, PF physical functioning, PN pain, RL role limitation, SF social functioning, TTO time trade-off, VT vitality