Patrycja Misztal-Okońska, Dorota Lasota, Mariusz Goniewicz, Krzysztof Goniewicz, Witold Pawłowski, Robert Czerski, Alicja Tuszczyńska
[First aid education - a questionnaire survey]
Wiadomosci lekarskie (Warsaw, Poland : 1960)
study aimed examine feasibility 3leveleq5d valuation methods impact literacy culture religion preferences pakistani population respondents aged 18 65 years recruited using quota sampling euroqol portable valuation technology used data collection done urdu graphical presentations used elicit responses illiterate respondents interviews audio recorded transcribed odds ratios associated choice impact assessed usual activities showed highest impact respondents choice outcomes followed selfcare anxietydepression mobility compared problem problems mobility higher odds respondent choose otherwise impact health impairment usual activities imposed highest influences choices made respondents reported religion impact responses compared literate respondents illiterate respondents likely older unemployed resided rural lower selfreported health lower educationincome family members living household lower income although significant number nontraders slightly higher illiterate respondents literate respondents indicated cultural beliefs affects responses whereas illiterate respondents highlighted impact cultural norms responses especially selfcare preference elicitation methods used 3leveleq5d valuation studies namely time tradeoff discrete choice experiments feasible pakistani population use graphical illustrations illiterate respondents successful