Publications
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The relative importance of key life domains for people with disability: findings from a cross-sectional survey of NDIS participants in Australia
This study investigates the relative importance for people with disability of key life domains and whether this differs between young people (15–24) and adults (25 and over).
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Empirical comparison of health-related quality of life and subjective well-being measures in Australian adolescents
This study examines the empirical relationships between HRQoL, measured using Child Health Utility 9D (CHU9D), EQ-5D-5L and EQ-5D-5L with psychosocial bolt-ons and SWB, measured using a 12-item Life Satisfaction Scale for Youth (LSS-Y) and the Disability Wellbeing Index (DWI), among Australian adolescents, and explores factors associated with these outcomes.
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Incorporating Importance Weights to Measure the Subjective Wellbeing of People with Disability? A Comparison of Several Aggregation Methods
This study aims to determine whether incorporating the importance that individuals assign to different wellbeing domains improves the measurement of subjective wellbeing among people with disabilities, and to identify the best way to aggregate these wellbeing items into a summary wellbeing index.