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Eliciting health state utilities from the general public for severe chronic pain
The European Journal of Health Economics, 08/18/09
Verdian L et al. – Participants generally were well matched to the general public in England and Wales, with some differences in mean age, race and education. A substantial decline in utility was observed with more severe VAS–PI values. The mean TTO utility values also decreased from mild pain to severe pain. Participants were able to differentiate between the side effects.
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