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Statistical implications of utility weighted and equality weighted HRQL measures : an empirical study

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Chronic pain patients’ treatment preferences : a discrete-choice experiment

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Increasing respondent engagement in composite time trade-off tasks by imposing three minimum trade-offs to improve data quality

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Economic Evaluation of Newborn Hearing Screening: Modelling Costs and Outcomes

Hessel, Franz; Grill, Eva; Schnell-Inderst, Petra; … - 2003

Objectives: The prevalence of newborn hearing disorders is 1-3 per 1,000. Crucial for later outcome are correct diagnosis and effective treatment as soon as possible. With BERA and TEOAE low-risk techniques for early detection are available. Universal screening is recommended but not realised in...

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Modelling costs and outcomes of newborn hearing screening: The economic part of a German health technology assessment project

Hessel, Franz; Grill, Eva; Schnell-Inderst, Petra; … - 2002

The prevalence of newborn hearing disorders is 1-3 per 1000. Crucial for later outcome are correct diagnosis and effective treatment in the first year of life. With BERA and TEOAE low-risk techniques for early detection are available. Universal screening is recommended but not realised in most...

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