Manual Short Form- Health and Labour Questionnaire (SF-HLQ)

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3. User conditionsThis questionnaire was developed by the Institute for Medical Technology Assessment (iMTA),Erasmus University Rotterdam. The questionnaire may be used on the following conditions.Permission for usePermission to use the questionnaire and manual must be obtained in advance. To apply for suchpermission, contact the address provided at the bottom of the page, or complete and submit theenclosed registration form to the same. In principle, permission for use will be granted. There areno financial conditions attached to use of the questionnaire. However, the following conditionsmust be observed when using the questionnaire, whether such use is for commercial or scientificpurposes.Conditions for use• The copyright notice on the title page must be reproduced in cases where thequestionnaire is largely or wholly used as is. If an altered version of the questionnaire isused, this version should be stated as source material.• The source is required to be explicitly stated in all publications as follows: Hakkaart-vanRoijen L, Short Form- Health and Labour Questionnaire. Institute for Medical TechnologyAssessment, Erasmus University Rotterdam.• The liability notice printed on the title page must always be included when using themanual and questionnaire.• Changes are permitted to be made to the questionnaire without prior consent. However, itshould be very clear that these changes were made by the user.• The user shall indemnify the Institute for Medical Technology Assessment, ErasmusUniversity Rotterdam and the author of this edition against claims from third partiesarising from and/or related to the use of this edition by the user, in the event of changesand or translation, or due to errors, omissions and misinterpretations or anyconsequences of this.• To assess the use of the questionnaire and the purpose to which this is used, please fillin the registration form as fully as possible (see appendix III).• A copy of all manuscripts, articles or other publications featuring this questionnaire orcontaining results obtained with the help of this instrument shall be made available to theauthor.• For the purpose of further (validation) studies, we may request the user – in consultation– to place part of the research at the disposal of the authors, specifically the scores forthe individual questions in the questionnaire, as (if gathered) those for the questions onsex, age, diagnosis, living situation, educational attainment and work status. The datamade available on the basis of the three preceding items will be treated confidentially bythe authors.For questions and comments, please Consultation:Dr. L. Hakkaart-van RoijenInstitute for Medical Technology AssessmentErasmus University RotterdamPostbox 17383000 DR RotterdamTel: +31 10 4088555E-mail: hakkaart@bmg.eur.nl17
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