Associations between self-rated health and the assessments of anchoring vignettes in cardiovascular patients

Hinz, Andreas; Karoff, Jan; Kittel, Jörg; Brähler, Elmar; Zenger, Markus; Schmalbach, Bjarne; Kocalevent, Rüya-Daniela

doi:10.1016/j.ijchp.2020.04.001

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“…Therefore, it is necessary to accelerate and increase the detection of suspected tuberculosis cases independently in the community, based on self-assessment. Self-assessment is an independent assessment that is very useful for increasing the number of people who feel at risk so they can assess their own condition and carry out a medical examination (8). Therefore, this study aimed to create a new paradigm to screen new cases of tuberculosis using a self-assessment website-based application.…”

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Early Detection of Tuberculosis Application (E-Tibi): A New Paradigm to Detect New Case of Tuberculosis

Astha Triyono,

Mahanani,

Anggraini

et al. 2023

JBE

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Background: Tuberculosis (TB) is still one of the major health problems in the world, especially in countries with dense populations. Indonesia is listed among the top three countries with the highest burden of tuberculosis worldwide. The low coverage of case detection in Indonesia is one of the reasons for ineffective TB control. Therefore, this disease remains a threat to spread in today’s Indonesian society. Digital technology can be used to increase the effectiveness and efficiency of case detection. This study aims to create a new paradigm for detecting new cases of tuberculosis using a self-assessment website-based application. Methods: This descriptive quantitative research used univariate analysis. Respondents for this research were sampled from all East Java people who filled out the E-TIBI application. Result: In total, there were 4,658 E-TIBI users in East Java, with 20.80% suspected of tuberculosis. The most frequent symptoms found in the respondents were fatigue, cough for > 2 weeks, and weight loss. Discussion: A self-assessment paradigm based on digital technology was applied to the design of this E-TIBI application. From this application, the public can quickly determine whether they or others are suspected of having tuberculosis. This result shows that the whole community can easily access the E-TIBI application for initial tuberculosis screening. Conclusion: Through this application, direct community participation can increase the detection of new cases to support the government and WHO programs in eliminating tuberculosis by 2030.

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Early Detection of Tuberculosis Application (E-Tibi): A New Paradigm to Detect New Case of Tuberculosis

Astha Triyono,

Mahanani,

Anggraini

et al. 2023

JBE

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“…Typically, vignettes are based on a literature review/scoping or consultation with (health) professionals. Recent reviews have reported controversial conclusions regarding the impact of vignettes on utility estimates [34,35].…”

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Time trade-off health state utility values for depression: a systematic review and meta-analysis

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Purpose This study aims to systematically review the literature on health utility in depression generated by time trade-off (TTO) method and to compare health state vignettes. Methods Systematic literature search was conducted following PRISMA guideline in 2020 November (updated in 2022 March) in Pubmed, Web of Science, PsycInfo, and Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews. Random effect meta-analysis was conducted to pool vignette-based utility values of mild, moderate, and severe depression and to compare the preferences of depressed and nondepressed population. Results Overall, 264 records were found, 143 screened by title and abstract after removing duplicates, 18 assessed full text, and 14 original publications included. Majority of the studies (n = 9) used conventional TTO method, and most of the studies (n = 8) applied 10-year timeframe. Eight studies evaluated self-experienced health (own-current depression). Six studies assessed vignette-based health states of remitted, mild, moderate, and severe depression, half of them applied McSad measure based health description. Altogether, 61 different utility values have been cataloged, mean utility of self-experienced depression states (n = 33) ranged between 0.89 (current-own depression) and 0.24 (worst experienced depression). Pooled utility estimates for vignette-based mild, moderate, and severe depression was 0.75, 0.66 and 0.50, respectively. Meta-regression showed that severe depression (β = −0.16) and depressed sample populations (β = −0.13) significantly decrease vignette-based utility scores. Conclusion Our review revealed extent heterogeneity both in TTO methodology and health state vignette development. Patient’s perception of depression health states was worse than healthy respondents.

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“…Even individuals with the same ability or achievement level may evaluate the items differently depending on their past and give different responses at different times. Therefore, making comparisons between variables such as achievement and attitude without considering the differences between participants/countries may cause biased interpretations (Azzolina et al, 2017;Cope et al, 2016;Grol-Prokopczyk, et al, 2011;Hinz, 2017;Hinz et al, 2020;Murray & Chen, 1992;Salomon et al, 2004;, and the correlation between the variables of interest may give a different result than expected (Hinz et al, 2016;Hinz et al, 2020;Mottus et al, 2012). Consequently, different researchers cannot obtain consistent results for the variables (Hu et al, 2019), and the problem of validity arises in cross-country studies (Avvisati et al, 2019;Cope et al, 2016;Hu, 2018;Mottus et al, 2012;Primi et al2016;Rice et al, 2008).…”

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“…In this format, short stories called anchoring vignettes, in which hypothetical individuals/situations are defined were given to the participants, and they were asked to evaluate these individuals/situations. The objective is to reveal the differences between participants or countries after the process (He et al, 2017b;Hinz et al, 2020;Hirve et al, 2013;Hu et al, 2019;Korfage et al, 2007;Primi et al, 2016;Van Soest et al, 2011;Vonkova et al, 2018;Vonkova & Hrabak, 2015;Weiss & Roberts, 2018). The responses of participants/groups to the questionnaire or scales are called self-assessments; the responses of the original question are then rescaled according to the responses given to the anchoring vignettes.…”

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Analysis of Mathematics Teachers' Class Management Behaviors in Turkey, Bulgaria and Greece using Anchoring Vignettes

Yurtçu¹,

Doğan²

2022

E-International Journal of Educational Research

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Countries participate in common tests to compare their positions with other countries and monitor their progress. While conducting these tests, comparing the achievement or attitudes between these countries or individuals without considering the differences between them will result in biased results. The anchoring vignette method was used in PISA 2012 as an alternative to eliminate this bias. In this study, the responses of Turkish, Bulgarian, and Greek students' to the survey questions in PISA 2012 about their mathematics teachers' class management and adjusted response categories based on their responses to anchoring vignettes were analyzed, and whether countries differ in class management or not was investigated.

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Associations between self-rated health and the assessments of anchoring vignettes in cardiovascular patients

Cited by 6 publications

References 33 publications

Early Detection of Tuberculosis Application (E-Tibi): A New Paradigm to Detect New Case of Tuberculosis

Early Detection of Tuberculosis Application (E-Tibi): A New Paradigm to Detect New Case of Tuberculosis

Time trade-off health state utility values for depression: a systematic review and meta-analysis

Analysis of Mathematics Teachers' Class Management Behaviors in Turkey, Bulgaria and Greece using Anchoring Vignettes

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