Inaugural Conjoint Analysis in Health Conference Jennifer M. GriffithThomas J. HoergerMichael P. Pignone Foreword 24 August 2012 Pages: 241 - 243
Issues that May Affect the Validity and Reliability of Willingness-to-Pay Estimates in Stated-Studies A. Brett Hauber Editorial 24 August 2012 Pages: 249 - 250
Conjoint Analysis at the Individual Patient Level Liana Fraenkel Editorial 24 August 2012 Pages: 251 - 253
Andrew Lloyd John F. P. BridgesChristopher I. Carswell Pioneer Profile 24 August 2012 Pages: 259 - 263
Comparison of Two Multi-Criteria Decision Techniques for Eliciting Treatment Preferences in People with Neurological Disorders Maarten J. IJzermanJanine A. van TilGovert J. Snoek Conference Paper 24 August 2012 Pages: 265 - 272
Things are Looking up Since We Started Listening to Patients John F.P. BridgesElizabeth T. KinterColleen McCormick Conference Paper 24 August 2012 Pages: 273 - 282
Validity and Reliability of Willingness-to-Pay Estimates Harry TelserKarolin BeckerPeter Zweifel Conference Paper 24 August 2012 Pages: 283 - 298
Survey-Design and Analytical Strategies for Better Healthcare Stated-Choice Studies F. Reed JohnsonCarol Mansfield Leading Article 24 August 2012 Pages: 299 - 307
How Does Patients’ Quality of Life Guide Their Preferences Regarding Aspects of Asthma Therapy? Andrew LloydEmma McIntoshKlaus F. Rabe Original Research Article 24 August 2012 Pages: 309 - 316
Using Conjoint Analysis to Model the Preferences of Different Patient Segments for Attributes of Patient-Centered Care Charles E. CunninghamKen DealBlake Melnick Original Research Article 24 August 2012 Pages: 317 - 330