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Applying Best-Worst scaling methodology to establish delivery preferences of a symptom supportive care intervention in patients with lung cancer.
Molassiotis, A Emsley, R Ashcroft, D Caress, A Ellis, J Wagland, R Bailey, C Haines, J Williams, Mari L
Molassiotis, A
Emsley, R
Ashcroft, D
Caress, A
Ellis, J
Wagland, R
Bailey, C
Haines, J
Williams, Mari L
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Abstract
Delivering a non-pharmacological symptom management intervention in patients with lung cancer is often challenging due to difficulties with recruitment, high attrition rates, high symptom burden, and other methodological problems. The aim of the present study was to elicit quantitative estimates of utility (benefit) associated with different attribute levels (delivery options) of a symptom management intervention in lung cancer patients.
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2012-07
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Applying Best-Worst scaling methodology to establish delivery preferences of a symptom supportive care intervention in patients with lung cancer. 2012, 77 (1):199-204 Lung Cancer