The utility view of quality of life refers to a subject's preference for a state of health.
This demonstrates the utility of this quality assessment tool and also reflects the experiences of other researchers undertaking qualitative synthesis [ 47].
In contrast to other regions of the world, the utility of assessing quality of life as a motivational tool for people with alcohol use disorders or as a measure of treatment efficacy may be limited in South Africa.
To examine the utility of individual quality assessment instruments for the evaluation of pharmacoepidemiological safety studies, we created an a priori assessment framework, consisting of domains that include reporting elements (REs), and quality assessment attributes (QAAs) (table 1).
However, scant attention has been given to the utility of social quality theory to public health research and policy, which requires remedy given its obvious links to the SDH.
This study assessed the utility of a quality-of-life diary for the assessment of postoperative recovery following orthognathic surgery.
Here we demonstrate the utility of high-quality C NMR spectra obtained using a custom C-optimized probe on metabolomic mixtures.
Several authors have obtained estimates of utility or quality of life of living with these consequences (Steineck et al, 2002; Stewart et al, 2005; Dale et al, 2008; Carlsson et al, 2011).
Moreover, the above calculation did not include the loss of utility from reduced quality of life or the additional financial burden related to the development of ESRD.
Several propositions are put forward by which environmental quality specialists can hope to maximise the utility of urban environmental quality information and its offspring indicators.
We're back to 1990s real estate again, which is, "I own a home for a utility, quality-of-life perspective.
