Zia Sadique, John Cairns, Kaat De Corte, Sarah Willis, Alec Miners, Nick Bansback, Richard Grieve
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Highlights: This article compares the relative preferences from stated preference (SP) questions requiring ordered categorical versus discrete choice responses. The approaches were contrasted for blood donation service characteristics that offer opportunities to donate blood.The estimates of relative preferences for alternative blood donation service characteristics were similar between the 2 forms of SP approach.This study illustrates how SP survey questions can be formulated to provide responses on an ordered categorical scale and to estimate marginal rates of substitution between different attributes, which can be compared with those derived from discrete choice experiment (DCE) choices.The article highlights the potential value of considering alternative choice framings rather than relying solely on DCEs.
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Medical Decision Making offers rigorous and systematic approaches to decision making that are designed to improve the health and clinical care of individuals and to assist with health care policy development. Using the fundamentals of decision analysis and theory, economic evaluation, and evidence based quality assessment, Medical Decision Making presents both theoretical and practical statistical and modeling techniques and methods from a variety of disciplines.
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