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Instrument Development Publications

Brod M, Christensen T, Kongsø JH, Bushnell DM.  Examining and interpreting responsiveness of the Diabetes Medication Satisfaction Measure (DiabMedSat).  Journal of Medical Economics 12(4):309-316, 2009.

Martin ML, Patrick DL, Bushnell DM, Meltzer EO, Gutierrez B, Parasuraman B.  Development of the Asthma Treatment Satisfaction MeasureCurrent Medical Research & Opinion 25(10) Oct 2009. Epub ahead of print August 19, 2009.

Patrick DL, Bushnell DM, Rothman M. Performance of two self-report measures for evaluating obesity and weight loss. Obesity Research 12(1):48-57, 2004.

Patrick DL, Martin ML, Bushnell DM, Pesa J.  Measuring satisfaction with migraine treatment:  expectations, importance, outcomes, and global ratings.  Clinical Therapeutics 25(11): 2920-2935, 2003.

Niero M, Martin ML, Finger T, Lucas R, Mear I, Wild D, Glauda L, Patrick DL. Multi-Cultural Development of Two New Obesity-specific Health-Related Quality of Life and Symptom Measures: The OWLQOL (Obesity and Weight Loss Quality of Life) Instrument and the WRSM (Weight-Related Symptom Measure). Clinical Therapeutics 24(4): 690-700, 2002.

Patrick DL, Martin ML, Buesching DP. Evaluating the Impact of Urinary Incontinence and Its Treatment. Medical Outcomes Trust for MOT Bulletin 6-10 Fall 2000.

Bonomi AE, Patrick DL, Bushnell DM, Martin ML. Validation of the United States' version of the World Health Organization Quality of Life (WHOQOL) instrument. J Clinical Epidemiology 53:1-12, 2000.

Bonomi AE, Patrick DL, Bushnell DM, Martin ML. Quality of life measurement Will we ever be satisfied? J Clinical Epidemiology 53:19-23, 2000.

Hogan T, Grimaldi R, Dingemanse J, Martin ML, Lyons K, Koller W. The Parkinson's disease symptom inventory (PDSI): A comprehensive and sensitive instrument to measure disease symptoms and treatment side-effects. Parkinsonism & Related Disorders 5(3):93-98, 1999.

Patrick DL, Martin ML, Bushnell DM. The I-QOL: A quality-of-life instrument specific to persons with urinary incontinence: User's manual and scoring diskette for United States version. Seattle, Washington: Health Research Associates, Inc., 1999.

Patrick DL, Martin ML, Bushnell DM, Yalcin I, Wagner TH, Buesching DP. Quality of life of women with urinary incontinence: Further development of the incontinence quality of life instrument (I-QOL). Urology 53(1):71-76, 1999.

Martin M, Bushnell D, Gore M.  A tool for subject assessment of incontinence symptoms and episodes.  Quality of Life Research 8(7):646, 1999.

Patrick DL, Martin ML, Bushnell DM. A quality-of-life measure for persons with migraine: User's manual and scoring diskette for United States version. Seattle, Washington: Health Research Associates, Inc., 1997. 


Cross-Cultural and Qualitative Research Publications

Wild D, Eremenco S, Mear I, Martin M, Houchin C, Gawlicki M, Hareendran A, Wiklund I, Chong LY, von Maltzahn R, Cohen L Molsen E.  Multinational trials – Recommendations on the translations required, approaches to using the same language in different countries, and the approaches to support pooling the data:  The ISPOR Patient-Reported Outcomes Translation & Linguistic Validation Good Research Practices Task Force Report.  Value in Health 12(4):430-440, 2009.

Huang W, Zhou F, Bushnell DM, Diakite C, Yang X.  Cultural adaptation and application of the IBS-QOL in China: A disease-specific quality-of-life questionnaire.  Quality of Life Research 16(6):991-996, 2007.

Abraham L, Field B, Svihra J, Hareendran A, Martin ML, Bushnell DM, Gong JQ, Levinson I, Streeter J. Electronic diaries: Exploring cross-cultural preferences and acceptability. Drug Information Journal 40(3):259-266, 2006.

Bailey A, Martin ML, Girman C, McNaughton-Collins M, Barry MJ; Development of a Multi-Regional US Spanish Translation of the I-PSS and the BPH Impact Index (BII).  Urology 174:1896-1901, 2005.

Wild D, Grove A, Martin ML, Eremenco S, Ford S, Verjeee-Lorenz A, Erikson P; ISPOR Principles of Good Practice: The Cross-Cultural Adaptation Process for Patient Reported, Value in Health 8(2):94-104, 2005.

Bushnell DM, Martin ML, Summers KH, Svihra J, Lionis C, Patrick DL; Quality of Life in Women with Urinary Incontinence: Cross-Cultural Performance of 15 Language Versions of the I-QOL. Quality of Life Research, 14(8):1901-1913, 2005.

Niero M, Martin ML, Finger T, Lucas R, Mear I, Wild D, Glauda L, Patrick DL. Multi-Cultural Development of Two New Obesity-specific Health-Related Quality of Life and Symptom Measures: The OWLQOL (Obesity and Weight Loss Quality of Life) Instrument and the WRSM (Weight-Related Symptom Measure). Clinical Therapeutics 24(4): 690-700, 2002.

Martin M, Bailey A, Derbyshire W, Koenig D, Skripenova S, Parasuraman TV.  Impact of modern political change on language used in cross-cultural quality of life research.  Quality of Life Research 9(3):317, 2000.

Patrick DL, Martin ML, Bushnell DM, Marquis P, Andrejasich CM, Buesching DP. Cultural adaptation of a quality-of-life measure for urinary incontinence. European Urology 36:427-435, 1999.

Neiro L, Martin M, Glauda L, Finger T, Lucas R, Mear I, Wild D, Patrick DL.  A newly designed cross-cultural questionnaire on QOL in Obesity.  Quality of Life Research 9(7):585, 1999.

Martin M, Jones-Palm D, Patrick D, Buesching D.  Meeting scientific challenges in international quality of life studies.  Quality of Life Research 7(7):634, 1998.

Martin M, Gonazlez-Vizoso R, Grogg A.  Adapting surveys for Spanish-speaking populations of multi-ethnic origins.  Quality of Life Research 6:689, 1997.

Wagner TH, Patrick DL, Bavendam TG, Martin ML, Buesching DP. Quality of life of persons with urinary incontinence: Development of a new measure. Urology 47(1):67-71, 1996.

Patrick DL, Wild DJ, Johnson ES, Wagner TH, Martin ML. Cross-cultural validation of quality of life measures. In: Quality of Life Assessment: International Perspectives (Eds. J. Orley and W Kuyken) Berlin/Heidelberg: Springer-Verlag:19-32.0, 1994.


Validation and Other Analyses Publications

Martin ML, Patrick DL, Bushnell DM, Gandra SR, Gilchrist K.  Further Validation of an Individualized Migraine Treatment Satisfaction Measure (MTSM).  Value in Health 11(5):904-912, 2008.

Symonds T, Perelman MA, Althof S, Giuliano F, Martin M, May K, Abraham L, Crossland A, Morris M.  Further evidence to the reliability and validity of the Premature Ejaculation Diagnostic Tool. Int J Impot Res 19(5): 521-525, 2007.

Bushnell DM, Martin ML, Ricci JF, Bracco A. Performance of the EQ-5D in patients with irritable bowel syndrome.  Value in Health 9(2):90-97, 2006.

Bushnell DM, Reilly MC, Galani C, Martin ML, Ricci JF, Patrick DL, McBurney CR; Validation of electronic data capture (EDC) of the Irritable Bowel Syndrome-Quality of Life measure (IBS-QOL), the Work Productivity and Activity Impairment Questionnaire for Irritable Bowel Syndrome (WPAI:IBS) and the EuroQol (EQ-5D). Value in Health  9(2): 98-105, 2006.

Bushnell DM, Galani C, Martin ML, Ricci JF, Reilly M, Patrick DL. Validation of EDC versions of IBS-QOL, ED-5D, and WPAI:IBS questionnaires. Value in Health 8(3): 374, 2005.

Martin ML, Patrick DL, Bushnell DM, Gandra SR, Pesa J. Further validation of the Migraine Treatment Satisfaction measure. Value in Health 8(3): 318, 2005.

Bushnell DM, Martin ML. Psychometric validation of the UK English incontinence-specific quality of life measure (I-QOL). Value in Health 8(6): A85, 2005

Bushnell DM, Martin ML. Validation of the Symptom Frequency and Bothersomeness Scale for Stress Urinary Incontinence (SFB-SUI) in a British population. Value in Health 8(6): A88, 2005.

Patrick DL, Bushnell DM, Rothman M, Performance of Two Self-Report Measures for Evaluating Obesity and Weight Loss, Obesity Research, Vol. 12 No. 1, January 2004.

Abraham L, Hareendran A, Mills I, Martin ML, P, Drake MJ, MacDonagh RP, Noble JG. The Development and Validation of a Quality of Life measure for men with Nocturia (N-QOL), Urology 63:481-486, 2004.

Svihra J, Baska T, Martin ML, Bushnell DM, Klimer J, Luptak J, Sopilko I, Dusenka M. Prevalence of Female Overactive Bladder with Urinary Incontinence in Slovakia. European Urology Supplements 1(1):85, 2002

Bushnell DM, Martin ML, Parasuraman B. Electronic versus paper questionnaires: A further comparison in persons with asthma. Journal of Asthma, 40(7):751-762, 2003.

Amir M, Lewin-Epstein N, Becker G, Buskila D. Psychometric Properties of the SF-12 (Hebrew version) in a primary care population in Israel. Medical Care 40(10):918-28, 2002. 

Bushnell DM, Martin ML. Quality of life and Parkinson's disease: Translation and validation of the US Parkinson's Disease Questionnaire (PDQ-39). Quality of Life Research 8:345-350, 1999.

Bushnell DM, Budhiarso I, Martin ML, Patrick DL.  Psychometric properties of a QoL measure for painful-irritable bladder syndrome.  Quality of Life Research 7(7):577-578, 1998.

Martin ML, Hareendran A, Bushnell DM. Conceptualization and design of an individualized measure of BPH impact, for submission to Quality of Life Research.


LIDO Publications 

Fleck M, Lima A, Louzada S, Schestasky G, Henriques A, Borges V, Camey S, The LIDO Group. Association of depressive symptoms with social functioning, quality of life and resource utilization in a Brazilian primary care service users. (SA) Journal of Public Health Vol 36: (4), 2002.

Bech P, Lucas R, Amir M, Bushnell D, Martin M, Buesching, The LIDO Group. Association between clinically depressed subgroups, type of treatment and patient retention in the LIDO study. Psychological Medicine, 2003, 33, 1051-1059.

McKenna S, Whalley D, Diehr P, Amir M, Bech P, Buesching D, Bushnell D, Jones-Palm D, Martin M, Patrick D, The LIDO Group. Measuring outcome in depression: the relations between disease, impairment, disability, handicap and quality of life. In preparation for submission to Journal of Affective Disorders.

Fleck M, Simon G, van den Brink W, Lucas R, Herrman H, The LIDO Group. The Impact of antidepressant treatment in functioning, response and remission of depressive symptoms in primary care setting. In preparation for submission to Archives of General Psychiatry.

Fleck M, Simon G, Hermann H, Martin M, Bushnell D, Patrick D, The LIDO Group. Major depression and its correlates in Primary Care Settings in 6 countries: a 9-month follow-up study. British Journal of Psychiatry (2005) 186, 41-47.

Simon G, Chisholm D, Knapp M, Bushnell DM, Patrick D, The LIDO Group. Effects of depression treatment on health services and disability costs in an international primary care study. In preparation for submission to Psychological Medicine.

Diehr PH, Derleth A, McKenna SP, Martin ML, Bushnell DM, Simon G, Patrick DL. Synchrony of change in depressive symptoms, health status, and quality of life in persons with clinical depression. Health Qual Life Outcomes 4(1):27, 2006.

Whalley D, Bushnell D, McKenna S, Patrick D, The LIDO Group. The International Perspective on Quality of Life in major depression. In preparation for submission to Social Science and Medicine.

Diehr P, Chen L, Patrick D, Feng Z, Yasui Y; Reliability, Effect Size and Responsiveness of Health Status Measures in the Design of Randomized and Cluster-Randomized Trials. Contemporary Clinical Trials, 26 (2005) 45-58.

Simon GE, Fleck M, Lucas R, Bushnell DM, The LIDO Group. Prevalence and predictors of depression treatment in an international primary care study. Archives of General Psychiatry. Am J Psychiatry 161:1626-1634, September 2004

Herrman H, Patrick D, Diehr P, Fleck M, Simon GE, Buesching D, The LIDO Group. Longitudinal Investigation of Depression Outcomes in Primary Care in Six Countries: The LIDO Study: Functional Status, Health Service Use and Treatment of People with Depressive Symptoms. Psychological Medicine. 2002 Jul;32(5):889-902

Simon GE, Chisholm D, Treglia M, Bushnell DM, The LIDO Group. Course of depression, health services costs, and work productivity in an international primary care study.  General Hospital Psychiatry 2002; 24: 328-335

Chisholm D, Diehr P, Knapp M, Patrick D, Treglia M, Simon G. Depression status, medical comorbidity and resource costs: evidence from an international study of major depression in primary care (LIDO). Br J Psychiatry 2003 Aug; 183 (2):121-31.

Amir M, Lewin-Epstein N, Becker G, Buskila D. Psychometric Properties of the SF-12 (Hebrew version) in a primary care population in Israel. Medical Care 40(10):918-28, 2002.

Amir M, Shani L, Buskila D. Functioning, depressive symptoms and gender. Submitted to Acta Scandinavia Psychometrica.

Fleck M, Lima A, Louzada S, Schestasky G, Henriques A, Borges V, Camey S, The LIDO Group. Impact of depressive symptoms in social functioning and quality of life in a Brazilian primary care service user. Submitted to South American Journal of Public Health.

Chisholm D, Amir M, Fleck M, Herrman H, Lomachenkov A, Lucas R, and the LIDO Group. Longitudinal Investigation of the Depression Outcomes (the LIDO Study) in primary care in six countries: Comparative Assessment of Local Health Systems and resource utilization. International Journal of Methods in Psychiatric Research 2001; 10(2):59-71.

Chisholm D, Knapp M, The LIDO Group. The economic burden of depression: evidence from an international study in primary care (the LIDO study). CEMH Mental Health Research Review, June 2001; 8: 8-12,

Jones-Palm DH, Martin ML, Patrick DL, Buesching D, LIDO Group. The Longitudinal Investigation of Depression Outcomes (LIDO) Study. Quality of Life Newsletter 23:13-14, 1999.


Economics Publications

Budhiarso I, Martin ML, Bushnell DM, Treglia M, Buesching D. Development of a self-administered willingness to pay measure for urinary incontinence. In preparation for submission to Value in Health.

Simon GE, Chisholm D, Treglia M, Bushnell DM, LIDO Group. Course of depression, health services costs, and work productivity in an international primary care study.  General Hospital Psychiatry 24: 328-335, 2002. 

Chisholm D, Diehr P, Knapp M, Patrick D, Treglia M, Simon G, and the LIDO Group. Depression Status, Medical co-morbidity and resource costs: evidence from an international study of major depression in primary care (LIDO).Br J Psychiatry Aug 183 (2): 121-131, 2003. 

Chisholm D, Amir M, Fleck M, Herrman H, Lomachenkov A, Lucas R, and the LIDO Group. Longitudinal Investigation of the Depression Outcomes (the LIDO Study) in primary care in six countries: Comparative Assessment of Local Health Systems and resource utilization. International Journal of Methods in Psychiatric Research 10:59-71, 2001.  

Budhiarso I, Bushnell D, Ramsey S.  Willingness to pay of patients with painful-irritable bladder syndrome. Value in Health 2(1):27, 1999.


General Publications

Brod M, Christensen T, Bushnell DM.  Maximizing the value of validation findings to better understand treatment satisfaction issues for diabetes.  Quality of Life Research 16(6):1053-1063, 2007.

Brod M, Cobden D, Lammert M, Bushnell D, Raskin P.  Examining correlates of treatment satisfaction for injectable insulin in type 2 diabetes: Lessons learned from a clinical trial comparing biphasic and basal analogues.  Health and Quality of Life Outcomes 5:8, 2007.

Symonds T, Spino C, Sisson M, Soni P, Martin M, Gunter L, Patrick DL.  Methods to determine the minimum important difference (MID) for a sexual event diary used by postmenopausal women with HSDD.  Journal of Sexual Medicine 4(5):1328-1335, 2007.

Pickard AS, Dalal MR, Bushnell DM. A Comparison of Depressive Symptoms in Stroke and Primary Care: Applying Rasch Models to Evaluate the Center for Epidemiologic Studies-Depression Scale. Value in Health 9(2):59-64, 2006.

Shaw C, Das Gupta R, Bushnell DM, Assassa RP, Abrams P, Wagg A, Mayne C, Hardwick C, Martin M.  The extent and severity of urinary incontinence amongst women in UK GP waiting rooms.  Family Practice 23(5):497-506, 2006

Scanlon P, Martin ML, Bailey C, Johnson E, Hykin P, Keightly S.  Reported symptoms and quality of Life impacts in patients having laser treatment for sight threatening diabetic retinopathy.  Diabetic Medicine 23(1):60-66, 2006.

Budhiarso I, Derleth A, Martin ML, Costs of Obesity in the US and Europe: A Review of the Literature. Value in Health 8 (3), 2005.

Wagg A, Das Gupta R, Assassa P, Shaw C, Mayne C, Martin ML; Secondary care treatment patterns in the UK for women with urinary incontinence (UI). British J of Urology 174:1896-1901, 2005.

Editors:  Berger ML, Bingefors K, Hedblom EC, Pashos CL, Torrance GW, Dix Smith M; Contributors: Martin M, Bushnell D, Budhiarso I, et al. Health Care Cost, Quality, and Outcomes, ISPOR Book Of Terms by International Society for Pharmoeconomics and Outcomes Research, Lawrenceville, NJ  2003.

Budhiarso I, Bushnell D, Martin M, T Hogan.  Impact of patient diary format on quality of life outcomes in people with Parkinson’s disease.  Quality of Life Research 7(7):576-577, 1998.

Buchner DM, Nicola RM, Martin ML, Patrick DL. Physical activity and health promotion for older adults in public housing. American Journal of Preventative Medicine 13(6 Suppl):57-62, 1997.

Malmgren JA, Martin ML, Nicola RM. Health care access of poverty-level older adults in subsidized public housing. Public Health Reports 111(3):260-263, 1996.

Carter WB, Omenn GS, Martin ML, Crump C, Grunbaum JA, Williams OD. Characteristics of health promotion projects in federal worksites. American Journal of Health Promotion 10(2):140-147, 1995.

Wagner EH, Karlen P, Martin ML, Omenn GS, Buchner DM. Developing an HMO as a laboratory for preventive research. Prevention March 26, 1992.

Carter WB, Elward K, Malmgren JA, Martin ML, Larson E. Participation of older adults in health programs and research: A critical review of the literature. The Gerontologist 31(5):584-592, 1991.

Buchner DM, Carter WB, Wagner EH, Martin ML. Issues in measuring physical activity in older adults. Clinical Research 38:382A, 1990.

Carter WB, McKenna M, Martin ML, Andresen EM. Health Education: Special Issues for Older Adults. Patient Education Counseling 13(2):117-131, 1989.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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