Which of the following is NOT a major challenge in measuring health status?
A) It may be difficult to identify and measure all aspects of health status.
B) Mortality data are collected from death certificates and are easy to measure.
C) Answers based on hypothetical health states may not reflect what a person will actually believe if he or she is ever in that state.
D) No one measure is sufficient, yet it is also difficult to determine the relative importance of each measure.

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Mortality data may be easy to measure, but it does not capture all aspects of health status. A major challenge in measuring health status is the difficulty in identifying and measuring all aspects of health status, the potential discrepancy between hypothetical health states and actual beliefs, and the lack of a single sufficient measure.

Which of the Following Is NOT a Major Challenge in Measuring