Using Conjoint Analysis to Model the Preferences of Different Patient Segments for Attributes of Patient-Centered Care

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作者：
Charles E. Cunningham
Ken Deal
Heather Rimas
Heather Campbell
Ann Russell
Jennifer Henderson
Anne Matheson
Blake Melnick
机构：
[1] McMaster University,Department of Psychiatry and Behavioural Neurosciences, Michael G. DeGroote School of Medicine
[2] Hamilton Health Sciences,Strategic Market Leadership and Health Services Management, DeGroote School of Business
[3] McMaster University,Institute for Knowledge Innovation and Technology (IKIT)
[4] University of Toronto,undefined
[5] McMaster Children’s Hospital,undefined
来源：
The Patient: Patient-Centered Outcomes Research | 2008年 / 1卷
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Latent Class Analysis; Choice Task; Conjoint Analysis; Importance Score; Hospital Choice;
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Background: A consensus regarding the components of a patient-centered approach to healthcare does not exist. Although patient-centered care should be predicated on patient preferences, existing models provide little evidence regarding the relative importance of different care processes to patients themselves.
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页码：317 / 330
页数：13
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