Presentation by Professor Joanna Coast, University of Bristol
This webinar starts from the perspective that it is potentially valuable to measure capabilities at the end of life, to aid in the evaluation of particular health and care interventions, but focuses on the associated measurement difficulties. It considers the options for measuring capabilities, considers who should measure capabilities and what the potential measurement issues might be with different approaches. It utilises two qualitative case studies to shed light on measurement issues that might occur when the person at the end of life measures capabilities and when others assess their capabilities.