Healthy Days Measures (CDC HRQOL-4)
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Healthy Days Measures (CDC HRQOL-4)Authors:
Moriarty, David;
Zack, Matthew;
Kobau, Rosemarie
Citation Hint:
Moriarty, D.G., Zack, M.M. & Kobau, R. (2003). The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Healthy Days Measures - population tracking of perceived physical and mental health over time. Health Qual Life Outcomes. 2003;1:37.
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Description
The short form of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Healthy Days Measures (CDC-HRQOL-4; HRQOL=health-related quality of life) is a sub-module of the CDC-HRQOL-14 and contains four questions that respondents can use to assess their own physical and mental health. They relate to four key areas:
- Self-rated general health,
- Number of days during the past 30 days when physical health was not good
- Number of days during the past 30 days when mental health was not good,
- Number of days during the past 30 days on which usual activity was restricted due to poor physical or mental health
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