Health Status Questionnaire 2.0 (HSQ)

The Health Status Questionnaire 2.0, or HSQ, is a method for measuring health attributes, health status change, and risk of depression.  Eight sub-scales are used as the structure of the test.  This test is used as a close associate for the Short Form Health Survey in creating the OMS (Outcomes Management System) anticipated national database of outcomes information.

The HSQ is intended for ages of 14 or older.  There are 39-items which are answered with multiple choice and the test can be taken online or with paper and pencil.  Approximately 5 to 10 minutes are required to complete the test.  The 2nd edition (HSQ 2.0) is the current version of the questionnaire.

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Dissertations and Journals

Ludwig-Beymer P, Blankemeier J, Calcagno D, Sanchez R (1998).  Percieved health status of Hispanics in a suburban setting: a one year follow-up.  Abstr Book Assoc Health Serv Res Meet., 15, 279-80.

Nancy Claiborne, Trudy Millard Krause, Alan E. Heilman, Patrick Leung (1999).  Comparison of Health Status Questionnaire 2.0 and Quality of Life Inventory.  Social Work in Health Care, Vol.28, Issue 3, 77-94.

Pahl MA, Brislin B, Boden S, Hilibrand AS, Vaccaro A, Hanscom B, Albert TJ (2006).  The impact of four common lumbar spine diagnoses upon overall health status.  MEDLINE Abstract.