health states
WTP for a QALY and health states: More money for severer health states?
... Our previous study [9] investigated the WTP values for one additional QALY using double-bounded dichotomous choice (DBDC), a contingent valuation method (CVM), in six countries (Japan, Korea, Taiwan, UK, Australia, and ...
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Estimation of population-based utility weights for gastric cancer-related health states
... National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey; in other words, the study sample was likely healthier than the general ...each health state between participants who have used ambulatory care or been ...
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Are preferences over health states informed?
... The limitations in this study include the phrasing of the expectations and experience questions, the method of comparing the two datasets, and the study sample. As shown in Table 2, there are differences in the phrasing ...
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Health-state valuations for pertussis: methods for valuing short-term health states
... chronic health state [15]. However, for many common health problems, including those caused by infections, the duration of the relevant health states is lim- ited, not ...the ...
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Adaptation to Health States: A Micro-Econometric Approach
... on health and the effect of that health state by someone who experiences ...to health states, which partially may explain the discrepancy between hypothetical and experienced health ...
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Quality of life in patients with various Barrett's esophagus associated health states
... of health states associated with Barrett's esophagus and Barrett's HGD management, in order to elucidate the outcomes of different management strate- gies and inform clinical decision ...of health ...
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Topics in wellbeing and adaption to health states
... These estimations emphasize the importance of adaptation in health states valuations. We prove that adaptation exists in the case of amputees and we analyse the timeline of adaptation. More importantly, we ...
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The effect of time of onset on community preferences for health states: an exploratory study
... the health state is occurring, with greater time since onset often indicating greater adaptation to a state and hence higher utility ...Hence health states of recent occurrence may include this ...
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How do Zimbabweans value health states?
... 16 health states as being worse than death, whereas in the Zimbabwe sample only the 33333 state was awarded a negative ...to health states in which an "extreme" problem was ...the ...
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Valuing health states: is the MACBETH approach useful for valuing EQ-5D-3L health states?
... for health care, much attention is being paid to how to best spend available resources, with health tech- nology assessment being a growing field with the responsibility for developing tools and knowledge ...
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Do chronic disease patients value generic health states differently from individuals with no chronic disease? A case of a multicultural Asian population
... Model I was performed for the valuation score with an indicator variable representing a specific CDP group, the members of which might have co-morbid conditions, versus the NCDP group as the independent variable. The ...
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Assessing disability weights based on the responses of 30,660 people from four European countries
... of health states between 14 countries ...on health state valuations may be stronger among lay people compared to health profes- sionals ...
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Evidence of preference construction in a comparison of variants of the standard gamble method
... higher health state values than PPV. For four of the states the differences were in excess of the ...the health economics literature as being potentially important (O’Brien and Drummond, 1996) and ...
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Valuing Health-Related Quality of Life: An EQ-5D-5L Value Set for England
... This is one of the first studies internationally to report a value set for the EQ-5D-5L. A strength of the study is that the data have been generated using a standard protocol developed following an international ...
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Health and disease—emergent states resulting from adaptive social and biological network interactions
... four health states—(1) subjective health in the absence of objective disease, (2) subjective health in the presence of objective disease, (3) illness in the absence of objective disease, and ...
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Health Behaviors and Infant Health Outcomes in Homeless Pregnant Women in the United States
... infant health outcomes ob- served in our ...have health insurance or Medicaid and were less likely to access prena- tal care, it is probable that they did not obtain adequate information about appropriate ...
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Privatization of health sector in ex socialist states
... hand, states and political parties stress, that with the privatization there will be a competition between provides, so the price will fall and the quality will be ...
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Health Sector Efficiency Across Indian States Using Stochastic Frontier Analysis
... the health status of the population particularly in developing economies (Khursheed, ...influence health is quite ...affects health. Of all the medical inputs, public health expenditure, which ...
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Are health systems interventions gender blind? examining health system reconstruction in conflict affected states
... funded health system, of the total amount spent in the health sector in 2014, 45% was from external donors (which included off-budget and ver- tical projects) ...lenging health indicators, received ...
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Health Impact of Measles Vaccination in the United States
... The lag period between the decline in reported measles cases and the decline in re- ported SSPE cases is similar to the observed mean period of 7 years between measles disease and onset [r] ...
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