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- Figure 1. Flow diagram for records of reference standard PHQ-9 and Emoqol-100 score (n = 426 visits)
- Figure 2. Flow diagram for records of reference standard Burns Depression Scale Today (BDST) and Emoqol-100 score (n = 513 visits)
- Figure 3. Emoqol (continuous) as predictor of Burns Depression Scale Today (BDST) ≥6. (area under curve 0.8192 [95% confidence interval = 0.78078 to 0.85762]).
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- Table 1. Baseline measures (n = 160 patients), Burns Depression Scale Today (n = 523), PHQ-9 questionnaires (n = 434)
Age, median (SD) 35 years (±15.9) Gender Female: 100 (62%)Male: 60 (38%) Ethnic group European: 79 (49%)Māori: 38 (24%)Indian: 13 (8%)Samoan: 8 (5%)Other: 22 (14%)a BDST Range (20–0)Median: 8 PHQ-9 Range: (27–0)Median: 13 Emoqol score Range: (0–100)Median: 55 aAsian, Chinese, Cook Island Māori, Latin American, Middle East, Fijian, Tongan, Niuean.
BDST = Burns Depression Scale Today. PHQ-9 = Patient Health Questionnaire 9-item.
Emoqol-100 Range Likelihood ratio positive Positive predictive valuea 0–20 10.1 96% 21–40 2.9 87% 41–60 1.3 74.5% 61–80 0.4 47.4% 81–100 0.2 15% aAlso known as the post-test likelihood of a positive test. Likelihood ratio positive = sensitivity/(1-specificity) (these scores are >1.0). Likelihood ratio negative = 1-sensitivity/(specificity) (these scores are <1.0). PHQ-9 = 9-item Patient Health Questionnaire.
- Table 3. Derivation assessment of Emoqol-100 with reference standard Burns Depression Scale Today (BDST)
Emoqol-100 Range Likelihood ratio positive Positive predictive value 0–20 25.2 98% 21–40 3.6 88% 41–60 1.7 78% 61–80 0.35 41% 81–100 0.09 15% Emoqol 0–100 range PHQ-9 median range 0–27 BDST median range 0–20 0–20 17 15 21–40 16 11 41–60 15 6 61–80 9 4 81–100 6 1
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