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Original article: Development of one general and six country-specific algorithms to assess societal health utilities based on ASAS HI

机译：原始文章：开发一种基于ASAS HI的通用和六种特定于国家/地区的算法来评估社会卫生效用

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ObjectiveHealth utilities represent preference values that persons attach to health states. This study aims to develop one general and six country-specific algorithms to calculate societal preference values for health of patients with spondyloarthritis (SpA), as assessed by the disease-specific Assessment of SpondyloArthritis international Society Health Index (ASAS HI).

机译：ObjectiveHealth实用程序代表人们附加到健康状态的偏好值。这项研究旨在开发一种通用算法和六个国家/地区特定算法，以计算脊椎关节炎（SpA）患者健康状况的社会偏好值，该评估方法由针对疾病的脊椎关节炎国际社会健康指数评估（ASAS HI）进行了评估。

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期刊名称 RMD Open
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Ivette Essers; Mickael Hiligsmann; Uta Kiltz; Nick Bansback; Juergen Braun; Desirée van der Heijde; Annelies Boonen;
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年(卷),期 2019(5),1
年度 2019
页码 e000872
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spondyloarthritis societal utility value asas health index;

机译：脊柱关节炎;社会实用价值和asas健康指数;

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机译：原始文章：开发一种基于ASAS HI的通用和六种特定于国家/地区的算法来评估社会卫生效用
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