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1 Ceiling (and floor) Effects Ron D. Hays and David Feeny 10:20-10:45 am March 21

2 Floor/Ceiling Defined Bottom and top 5% of observations

3 Ceiling on EQ-5D MeanSDMin.Max. MCS5752671 PCS5452567 SF-6D0.870.090.521.00 QWB0.730.110.340.99 EQ-5D1.000.001.00 HUI-20.930.080.301.00 HUI-30.920.120.021.00

4 Ceiling on EQ-5D 8% report fatigue (QWB) 29% weight problem (QWB) 55% level 2 on HUI-2 sensation (requires equipment to see or hear) 8% level 2 on HUI-2 mobility (walks, bends, lifts, jumps, or runs with some limitations but does not require help) 13% level 2 on HUI-2 emotion (occasionally fretful, angry, irritable, anxious, depressed, or suffering "night terrors“). 19% level 3 on HUI-3 cognition (somewhat forgetful, but able to think clearly and solve day to day problems).

5 Ceiling on MCS MeanSDMin.Max. MCS6626372 PCS3811455 SF-6D0.790.120.421.00 QWB0.600.140.220.93 EQ-5D0.820.150.311.00 HUI-20.810.160.171.00 HUI-30.740.240.021.00

6 Ceiling on PCS MeanSDMin.Max. MCS4812-261 PCS6125975 SF-6D0.830.120.441.00 QWB0.710.120.320.95 EQ-5D0.930.110.461.00 HUI-20.890.120.421.00 HUI-30.880.17-0.121.00

7 Ceiling on QWB MeanSDMin.Max. MCS5553668 PCS5562464 SF-6D0.890.100.481.00 QWB0.920.020.860.99 EQ-5D0.960.090.441.00 HUI-20.940.070.301.00 HUI-30.950.070.351.00

8 Ceiling on HUI-2 MeanSDMin.Max. MCS5753368 PCS552762 SF-6D0.880.100.361.00 QWB0.760.100.420.99 EQ-5D0.960.080.531.00 HUI-21.000.001.00 HUI-30.990.020.871.00

9 Ceiling on HUI-3 MeanSDMin.Max. MCS5753071 PCS5462762 SF-6D???? QWB0.750.100.440.99 EQ-5D0.960.080.461.00 HUI-20.990.060.481.00 HUI-31.000.001.00

10 Floor on EQ-5D MeanSDMin.Max. MCS3714768 PCS279452 SF-6D0.490.090.300.73 QWB0.370.120.090.98 EQ-5D0.310.11-0.110.44 HUI-20.350.21-0.040.95 HUI-30.130.27-0.340.95

11 Floor on MCS MeanSDMin.Max. MCS 24 7 -2 32 PCS 38 14 75 SF-6D 0.49 0.10 0.30 0.74 QWB 0.40 0.15 0.09 0.84 EQ-5D 0.53 0.25 -.11 1.00 HUI-2 0.42 0.26 -.01 0.97 HUI-3 0.22 0.34 -.34 1.00

12 Floor on PCS MeanSDMin.Max. MCS49141171 PCS204434 SF-6D0.520.090.300.72 QWB0.410.130.150.95 EQ-5D0.510.21-0.010.85 HUI-20.470.240.030.95 HUI-30.250.29-0.240.97

13 Floor on QWB MeanSDMin.Max. MCS3615672 PCS299460 SF-6D0.510.110.300.81 QWB0.280.060.090.35 EQ-5D0.490.23-0.111.00 HUI-20.380.23-0.010.92 HUI-30.130.27-0.340.93

14 Floor on QWB 9% level 1 on HUI-2 sensation (able to see, hear, and speak normally for age) 25% level 1 on HUI-2 emotion (generally happy and free from worry) 28% no problems on EQ-5D anxiety/depression 18% level 1 on HUI-3 ambulation (able to walk around the neighbourhood without difficulty, and without walking equipment) 11% no problems on EQ-5D mobility 7% excellent, 8% very good, 19% good, and 31% in fair self-rated health 6% feel “full of life” all of the time

15 Floor on HUI-2 MeanSDMin.Max. MCS3514771 PCS2910459 SF-6D0.500.110.300.90 QWB0.370.130.090.95 EQ-5D0.460.23-0.111.00 HUI-20.240.10-0.010.38 HUI-30.060.20-0.340.78

16 Floor on HUI-3 MeanSDMin.Max. MCS3614772 PCS289459 SF-6D???? QWB0.360.120.090.78 EQ-5D0.470.24-0.111.00 HUI-20.290.16-0.010.85 HUI-3-0.020.11-0.340.14

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