Titlebook: Quality of Life Assessment: International Perspectives; Proceedings of the J John Orley,Willem Kuyken Conference proceedings 1994 Springer-

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The Assessment of Quality of Life in Refugeesal and psychological health. Although these effects have been studied separately, the entire scope of problems is very rarely investigated. Even in Western countries, where quality of life (QOL) research is very common, the QOL of refugees has not been studied. However, mental health status has been

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Subjective Quality of Life Assessment in Therapeutic Trials: Presentation of a New Instrument in Fraclearly define the concept of the quality of life, since ambiguous concepts can alter the results. The key to this problem is the clear distinction between the two components of the quality of life, i.e., subjective and objective. The latter component is the only one considered in the current medica

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Conference proceedings 1994devel- ment of instruments that are used only in the setting in which they were dev- oped. The chapters of this book, taken together, apply this expertise to a re- tively new area: international quality of life assessment, that is to say, consid- ing quality of life from an international perspective

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Quality of Life Assessment in Cancer Patients in India: Cross-Cultural Issues1 % of the world’s total. Disability-adjusted life years lost in India, 344 per thousand population, is the highest among all the regions of the world except Sub-Saharan Africa, indicating a high burden of disease (World Bank 1993).

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Measuring the Quality of Life in Breast Cancern terms of response and survival but may have profoundly different effects on emotional and general physical well-being. Thus, monitoring the quality of life in breast cancer is extremely important and can be useful in the following situations: