33 Indeed, patient-preference studies have shown that the utility gains associated with treating the worse-seeing eye are uncertain, even though good vision in two eyes confers better quality of life than good vision in only one eye.
"It's about people having a better quality of life... because a good quality of life means good environmental conservation and good public health".
There is an atmosphere there that France is known for – good food, better quality of life and being able to enjoy your work in a spectacular environment," says Zagury.
Suggested areas for improvement were "time allocated was too long, I could have done it in 30 minutes", " few stations have a lot of time, others is no time, but it was good overall", " better quality of pictures", "too many stations I felt sleepy", "some x-rays were not clear", "one slide for the eye was not obvious".
Maybe it's because good health means better quality of life.
More optimistic patients and those with feel-good spirituality had better quality of life (in these domains).
"I used to go to school in my village, but I had to leave so that I could work here in the city so my family can eat back home," says Oumar. "I want to go back to school because with an education, you can get a good job and better quality of life".
Offering an apprenticeship to would-be recruits was seen as an important means of attracting better quality of applicants (i.e. someone with relatively good qualifications and the personality type required to work in, for example, retail sales).
I wanted good solid statistics about reduced inpatient time and better quality of life.
Good information provision is known to be associated with better quality of life.
