The HASMID-10 identifies Eight management attributes. The three attributes from the DHP and energy for the attributes designed to capture HRQoL, and the four attributes identified from the patient interviews cover self-management, resulting in the following eight attributes for inclusion in the questionnaire.

1.Mood

2.Hypoglycaemic attacks

3.Social Limitations

4.Energy

5.Control

6.Hassle

7.Stress

8.Support

Four of these self-management attributes (Control, Hassle, Stress + Support) were selected with four health attributes; mood, fear about hypos (hypoglycaemic episodes), energy and social limitations.

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The HASMID-10 questionnaire is a short, easy-to-complete PROM. It has been developed following a series of rigorous iterations, with high involvement of patients and service-users to ensure good face validity.

• Appears to perform better than EQ-5D-5
• Ability to differentiate between treatment groups
• Can be scored using total summative scores
• Utility and monetary values are available
• Can be used in a range of applications including cost-utility and cost-benefit analysis

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Health economists can now build Quality-Adjusted Life Year (QALY) evidence in support of their interventions. The Health and Self-Management in Diabetes (HASMID-10) preference-based data analysis tool is also available for extracting valuable health economic data from the existing HASMID-10 Patient Reported Outcomes (PRO) Measure.

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The HASMID-10 is to date validated for pen and paper completion. Careful migration to a digital delivery format (for example screen based device) can be authorised. Please contact us for advice.

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