Evidence on the longitudinal construct validity of major generic and utility measures of health-related quality of life in teens with depression

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Assessing #HRQOL in #youngpeople remains a challenge. Study shows only moderate similarities between measures in change and effect sizes: https://t.co/h462rU3qKY #utilities #qaly #cypmh

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RT @CHEPAMcMaster: Congratulations to @CHEPAMcMaster's David Feeny on his recent publication related to research with quality of life in te…

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Congratulations to @CHEPAMcMaster's David Feeny on his recent publication related to research with quality of life in teens with depression https://t.co/WE5DMoynbM

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