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• Can a Moral Reasoning Exercise Improve Response Quality to Surveys of Healthcare Priorities? 

  Johri, Mira; Damschroder, L.J.; Zikmund-Fisher, B.J.; Kim, S.Y.H.; Ubel, P.A. (2009-01)

  OBJECTIVE: To determine whether a moral reasoning exercise can improve response quality to surveys of healthcare priorities METHODS: A randomised internet survey focussing on patient age in healthcare allocation was repeated ...
• A Matter of Perspective: Choosing for Others Differs From Choosing for Yourself in Making Treatment Decisions 

  Zikmund-Fisher, Brian J.; Sarr, Brianna; Fagerlin, Angela; Ubel, Peter A. (2006-06)
• Deficits and Variations in Patients' Experience With Making 9 Common Medical Decisions: The DECISIONS Survey 

  Zikmund-Fisher, Brian J; Couper, Mick P; Singer, Eleanor; Ubel, Peter A; Ziniel, Sonja; Fowler, Floyd J Jr.; Levin, Carrie A; Fagerlin, Angela (2010-09)

  Although many researchers have examined patient involvement and patient-provider interactions within specific clinical environments, no nationally representative data exist to characterize patient perceptions of decision ...