Journal article
Preferences for health states: a review of measurement methods.
Abstract
The preferences of patients and the public for program outcomes are an important component of program evaluation. This paper reviews methods of measuring such preferences. Topics discussed include the description of the relevant health states, the selection of appropriate subjects, the types of preference scales available and the various preference measurement methods which can be used. The three most common preference measurement …
Authors
Torrance GW
Journal
Mead Johnson Symposium on Perinatal and Developmental Medicine, , No. 20, pp. 37–45
Publication Date
1982
ISSN
0190-0749