Common patterns of morbidity and multi-morbidity and their impact on health-related quality of life: evidence from a national survey

Who needs the Carlson Comorbidity Index if patients can a report their chronic conditions in patient surveys with high enough accuracy? https://t.co/W5Hc3SMvvv ; reminiscent of https://t.co/tF5Q3Rg41B

7% of 831537 English adults aged <45yr had 2+ chronic diseases in 2012, vs 51% of 65+; high in women, white, low SEC http://t.co/dPtquGMCUh

Excellent breakdown of EQ-5D 'score' by number of long-term conditions http://t.co/l88fvZJIek and free text.

#HealthEconJA Common patterns of morbidity and multi-morbidity and their impact on health-related quality of life:… http://t.co/Co7I4xgPIg

That data on physical/mental morbidity and quality of life is available here http://t.co/oWYGa58cgS #NAPCRG2014

Which multi-morbidities impact the most on quality of life: http://t.co/hAD4t1nnYP - PH/MH interface @dr_know @davidjbuck @chrisbnaylor

Which multi-morbidities impact the most on quality of life: http://t.co/hAD4t1nnYP - PH/MH interface @dr_know @davidjbuck @chrisbnaylor