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Quality of Well-Being Scale  

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  • Medical decision making at the organizational and societal levels usually requires that health benefits be quantified in a common unit. This enables administrators or decision makers to compare and evaluate programs that address different diseases or populations. [Source: Encyclopedia of Medical Decision Making; Quality of Well-Being Scale]

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