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• Patients' Preferences Regarding the Process and Outcomes of Life-Saving Technology: An Application of Conjoint Analysis to Liver Transplantation 

  Ratcliffe, Julie; Buxton, Martin (1999-03)
• Patients' Preferences Regarding the Process and Outcomes of Life-Saving Technology: An Application of Conjoint Analysis to Liver Transplantation 

  Ratcliffe, Julie; Buxton, Martin (1999)

  The economic technique of conjoint analysis was used to assess the relative importance of health outcome versus several process attributes (e.g., waiting time, continuity of contact with the same medical staff) in determining ...
• Assessing Priorities for Allocation of Donor Liver Grafts: Survey of Public and Clinicians 

  Neuberger, James; Adams, David; MacMaster, Paul; Maidment, Anita; Speed, Mark (1998-07-18)

  OBJECTIVES: To compare the priorities of the general public, family doctors, and gastroenterologists in allocating donor livers to potential recipients of liver allograft. DESIGN: Representative quota sampling of 1000 members ...