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Development of a dental satisfaction questionnaire for the health insurance experiment

Davies, Allyson Ross; Ware, John E. - 1982

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Consumer acceptance of prepaid and fee-for-service medical care : results from a randomized controlled trial

Davies, Allyson R. (contributor) - 1986

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Selected reflections on quality of medical care evaluation in the 1980s

Brook, Robert H.; Davies, Allyson Ross; Kamberg, Caren J. - 1979

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Patient satisfaction and change in medical care provider : a longitudinal study

Marquis, M. Susan; Davies, Allyson Ross; Ware jr., John E. - 1982

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Patient defined outcomes

Davies, Allyson Ross - In: Quality in health care 3 (1994), pp. S6

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The conceptualization and measurement of health for policy relevant research in medical care delivery

Ware, John E. - 1976

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The reliability and validity of general health ratings

Ware, John E. - 1976

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Economic considerations arising from the effect of technical requirements on exported products

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Gender differences in medical treatment: The case of physician-prescribed activity restrictions

Safran, Dana Gelb; Rogers, William H.; Tarlov, Alvin R.; … - In: Social Science & Medicine 45 (1997) 5, pp. 711-722

A growing scientific literature highlights concern about the influence of social bias in medical care. Differential treatment of male and female patients has been among the documented concerns. Yet, little is known about the extent to which differential treatment of male and female patients...

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