Parents and adolescents preferences for asthma control: a best-worst scaling choice experiment using an orthogonal main effects design

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Wendy J. Ungar
Anahita Hadioonzadeh
Mehdi Najafzadeh
Nicole W. Tsao
Sharon Dell
Larry D. Lynd
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[1] The Hospital for Sick Children,Program of Child Health Evaluative Sciences
[2] Peter Gilgan Centre for Research and Learning,The Institute for Health Policy, Management & Evaluation
[3] University of Toronto,Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences
[4] Division of Pharmacoepidemiology,Department of Pediatrics
[5] Department of Medicine Harvard Medical School,Centre for Health Evaluation and Outcome Sciences
[6] University of British Columbia,undefined
[7] University of Toronto,undefined
[8] Providence Health Research Institute,undefined
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BMC Pulmonary Medicine | / 15卷
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Adolescents; Asthma control; Best-worst scaling; Child health; Preferences;
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