The Dutch tariff: results and arguments for an effective design for national EQ‐5D valuation studies
LM Lamers, J McDonnell, PFM Stalmeier… - Health …, 2006 - Wiley Online Library
LM Lamers, J McDonnell, PFM Stalmeier, PFM Krabbe, JJV Busschbach
Health economics, 2006•Wiley Online LibraryThe objective of this study was to estimate a Dutch EQ‐5D tariff and to determine in a
simulation study using the dataset of the original UK valuation study, the number of health
states and respondents needed to estimate a reliable tariff. In all, 300 Dutch respondents
directly valued 17 states compared to 3000 respondents and 42 states in the original MVH
protocol. The results reaffirmed differences in health‐related preferences between countries,
justifying the estimation of national tariffs. The mean absolute error was 0.030. The design of …
simulation study using the dataset of the original UK valuation study, the number of health
states and respondents needed to estimate a reliable tariff. In all, 300 Dutch respondents
directly valued 17 states compared to 3000 respondents and 42 states in the original MVH
protocol. The results reaffirmed differences in health‐related preferences between countries,
justifying the estimation of national tariffs. The mean absolute error was 0.030. The design of …
Abstract
The objective of this study was to estimate a Dutch EQ‐5D tariff and to determine in a simulation study using the dataset of the original UK valuation study, the number of health states and respondents needed to estimate a reliable tariff. In all, 300 Dutch respondents directly valued 17 states compared to 3000 respondents and 42 states in the original MVH protocol. The results reaffirmed differences in health‐related preferences between countries, justifying the estimation of national tariffs. The mean absolute error was 0.030. The design of this study is recommended for national EQ‐5D valuation studies. Copyright © 2006 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
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