2007
DOI: 10.7202/032271ar
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Un modèle de qualité de la vie subjective adapté aux essais thérapeutiques : intérêt chez les patients dépressifs

Abstract: Cet article présente les bases conceptuelles qui ont présidé à l'élaboration d'un questionnaire (« Profil de la Qualité de Vie Subjective » ou « PQVS ») évaluant la qualité de vie subjective des patients en pathologie somatique et psychiatrique. Une description de l'instrument précède les données concernant la validation de ce questionnaire ainsi que les résultats déjà obtenus sur environ 1500 sujets présentant des pathologies différentes. Les premiers résultats montrent qu'à chaque pathologie correspond un pr… Show more

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“…Nevertheless, researchers realized that QOL goes well beyond the disability imposed by the disease and that some patients with a given disease have a much better QOL than other patients with the same disease. Many authors now agree that QOL is a subjective construct (Cella, 1992;Dazord et al, 1993;Ferrans, 1990;WHOQOL, 1995) and that the physical aspects must be considered as factors able to influence it to varying degrees depending on the individual (Dupuis et al, 2000). One is therefore justified in supposing that, within the specific objective conditions, one worker's QWL could be very different from another worker's.…”
Section: Subjectivity Of the Constructmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Nevertheless, researchers realized that QOL goes well beyond the disability imposed by the disease and that some patients with a given disease have a much better QOL than other patients with the same disease. Many authors now agree that QOL is a subjective construct (Cella, 1992;Dazord et al, 1993;Ferrans, 1990;WHOQOL, 1995) and that the physical aspects must be considered as factors able to influence it to varying degrees depending on the individual (Dupuis et al, 2000). One is therefore justified in supposing that, within the specific objective conditions, one worker's QWL could be very different from another worker's.…”
Section: Subjectivity Of the Constructmentioning
confidence: 98%