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Aas, A.
  • COST-EFFECTIVENESS OF INTENSIVE LIFESTYLE INTERVENTION IN PATIENTS WITH POORLY CONTROLLED TYPE 2 DIABETES
    • Aasland, O. G.
  • EXPLAINING RISK REDUCTIONS TO PATIENTS: DO PHYSICIANS USE NUMBERS?
  • SO MUCH FOR SHARED DECISION MAKING? GENERAL PRACTITIONERS' BELIEFS VERSUS PATIENT PREFERENCES FOR SURVIVAL GAINS
    • Abi Nahed, J.
  • SIMULATION TRAINING AND DECISION SUPPORT FOR MEDICAL EDUCATION
    • Abisheganaden, J.
  • EFFECTIVENESS OF ACUTE GERIATRIC UNITS: EXPLORING HETEROGENEITY OF TREATMENT EFFECT AMONG SENIORS HOSPITALIZED FOR PNEUMONIA
    • Aertgeerts, B.
  • HOW MANY MORE PATIENTS WILL WE TREAT BY DECREASING THE THRESHOLD?
    • Agatisa, P.
  • NEW TECHNOLOGY, NEW CHALLENGES: BARRIERS TO INFORMED DECISION-MAKING FOR FIRST TRIMESTER ANEUPLOIDY SCREENING
    • Aikin, K. J.
  • INFLUENCES ON PHYSICIANS' ASSESSMENTS AND DECISIONS REGARDING PRESCRIPTION DRUG EFFECTIVENESS
    • Aissa, F.
  • COST-EFFECTIVENESS IN CANADA OF RITUXIMAB FOR PREVIOUSLY TREATED CHRONIC LYMPHOCYTIC LEUKEMIA
    • Aivas, I.
  • REDUCING PATIENT WAIT TIMES FOR RADIATION THERAPY AND IMPROVING THE RADIATION TREATMENT PLANNING EFFICIENCY WITH THE AID OF A DISCRETE-EVENT SIMULATION MODEL
    • Alagoz, O.
  • OPTIMAL COLONOSCOPY SCREENING POLICIES FOR COLORECTAL CANCER PREVENTION AND SURVEILANCE
  • MUTUAL INFORMATION ANALYSIS USED TO DETERMINE MOST INFORMATIVE FEATURES IN BREAST CANCER DIAGNOSIS
  • DESIGNING RISK-TAILORED BREAST CANCER SCREENING POLICIES CONSIDERING IMPERFECT ADHERENCE
  • CONCURRENT ORAL SESSION D: SIMULATION AND HEALTH TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT APPLICATIONS
  • MEDICAL DECISION MAKING WITH BAYESIAN NETWORKS
  • THE EFFECT OF BUDGETARY RESTRICTIONS ON THE OPTIMAL DECISION THRESHOLDS FOR BREAST CANCER DIAGNOSIS
    • Alam, A.
  • PREDICTION OF CARDIAC OUTCOMES BY PHYSICIANS VS PRACTICE GUIDELINES
    • Albin, L.
  • CARE COORDINATION: WHAT WORKS? MAKING SENSE OF A VAST LITERATURE VIA A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF REVIEWS
    • Aldrich, D. G.
  • COMPARISON OF VARIANTS OF A COMPUTERIZED CHEST PAIN DIAGNOSIS TUTOR
    • Alford, S. M. H.
  • INFORMATION OVERLOAD IN BREAST CANCER DECISION MAKING: WHEN TWO CHOICES ARE TOO MANY
    • Alibhai, S. M.
  • THE IMPACT OF VALUES CLARIFICATION IN A DECISION AID: EVIDENCE FROM A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL EMERGES SLOWLY OVER TIME
    • Alistar, S. S.
  • DECISION MAKING FOR HIV PREVENTION AND TREATMENT SCALE UP: BRIDGING THE GAP BETWEEN THEORY AND PRACTICE
    • Allen, C.
  • COST-UTILITY OF LAPAROSCOPIC NISSEN FUNDOPLICATION VERSUS PROTON PUMP INHIBITORS FOR GASTRO-ESOPHAGEAL REFLUX DISEASE: A 3-YEAR PROSPECTIVE RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL AND ECONOMIC EVALUATION
    • Allen, R. B.
  • MULTISTAGE VIRTUALLY EXPERIENCED PATIENT DECISION MAKING
    • Alonso, E. M.
  • WITHDRAWAL OF IMMUNOSUPPRESSION FOLLOWING PEDIATRIC LIVER TRANSPLANTATION: A MARKOV ANALYSIS
    • Alonso, L.
  • IMPROVING DIAGNOSIS: STARTING A LOCAL STRATEGY
    • Alweis, R.
  • A CASE OF IATROGENIC HYPERTHYROIDISM
  • HIV – ESTABLISHMENT AND PERPETUATION OF AN INCORRECT DIAGNOSIS
  • MULTIPLE EXPOSURES TO HEPATITIS B IN A HEMODIALYSIS UNIT
    • Ament, A.
  • IMPLEMENTING GUIDELINES INTO CLINICAL PRACTICE: WHAT IS THE VALUE?
    • Ananworanich, J.
  • ECONOMIC EVALUATION OF MONITORING VIROLOGIC RESPONSES TO ANTIRETROVIRAL THERAPY IN HIV-INFECTED CHILDREN IN RESOURCE-LIMITED SETTINGS
    • Anglaret, X.
  • PATIENT- AND POPULATION-LEVEL HEALTH CONSEQUENCES OF DISCONTINUING ANTIRETROVIRAL THERAPY (ART) IN RESOURCE-LIMITED SETTINGS
    • Angott, A. M.
  • IMPRECISE DEFINITIONS OF “PRECISE”: PREFERENCES FOR PRECISION DEPEND ON CONTEXT
  • COLOSTOMY IS BETTER THAN DEATH, BUT A 4% CHANCE OF DEATH MIGHT BE BETTER THAN A 4% CHANCE OF COLOSTOMY: WHY PEOPLE MAKE CHOICES SEEMINGLY AT ODDS WITH THEIR STATED PREFERENCES
    • Anis, A. H.
  • COST-EFFECTIVENESS OF NOVEL ANTIRETROVIRALS FOR HUMAN IMMUNODEFICIENCY VIRUS INFECTION
  • THE COST-EFFECTIVENESS OF HEROIN ASSISTED TREATMENT FOR CHRONIC, TREATMENT-REFRACTORY OPIOID ADDICTS
  • USING A DISCRETE CHOICE EXPERIMENT TO ESTIMATE HEALTH STATE UTILITY VALUES
    • Antiel, R. A.
  • THE MORAL PSYCHOLOGY OF RATIONING AMONG PHYSICIANS: THE ROLE OF HARM AND FAIRNESS INTUITIONS IN PHYSICIAN OBJECTIONS TO COST-EFFECTIVENESS AND COST-CONTAINMENT
    • Antoni, M.
  • ONCOLOGISTS' ATTITUDES AND BELIEFS ABOUT PATIENT PARTICIPATION IN CANCER CLINICAL TRIALS
    • Anvari, M.
  • COST-UTILITY OF LAPAROSCOPIC NISSEN FUNDOPLICATION VERSUS PROTON PUMP INHIBITORS FOR GASTRO-ESOPHAGEAL REFLUX DISEASE: A 3-YEAR PROSPECTIVE RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL AND ECONOMIC EVALUATION
    • Aoki, N.
  • DEVELOPMENT OF DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEM FOR SUBJECTS TESTED POSITIVE FOR CANCER
    • Appel, E.
  • A COST COMPARISON OF OPTIMAL VERSUS SUB-OPTIMAL PRE-DIALYSIS CARE IN CANADA BASED ON THE STARRT TRIAL
    • Applebee, D.
  • IS THERE A NEED FOR A PATIENT DECISION AID FOR PRENATAL SCREENING?: PRENATAL PATIENTS' REPORTS ABOUT THEIR DECISION PROCESS
    • Arbuckle, E. E.
  • COMPARISON OF VARIANTS OF A COMPUTERIZED CHEST PAIN DIAGNOSIS TUTOR
    • Arden, N.
  • PREFERENCES FOR THE BENEFITS AND RISKS OF NSAIDS AMONG OSTEOARTHRITIS PATIENTS IN THE UK
    • Arrick, B. A.
  • SHARED DECISION MAKING FOR WOMEN WITH BREAST CANCER: KNOWLEDGE, VALUES, AND DECISIONAL CONFLICT OVER TIME
    • Auerbach, H. R.
  • WILLINGNESS TO PAY FOR PREDICTIVE DIAGNOSTIC INFORMATION WITH NO IMMEDIATE TREATMENT IMPLICATIONS: A SURVEY OF U.S. RESIDENTS
    • Augestad, L. A.
  • TESTING THE ACCURACY OF COMPOSITE HEALTH STATE UTILITY ESTIMATORS – AN ANALYSIS OF MEDICAL CONDITION PAIRS FROM MEPS 2001 AND 2003
  • LEARNING EFFECTS IN EQ-5D TIME TRADE-OFF VALUATIONS
    • Augusto, Jr., V.
  • MODELING PERFORMANCE OF IMAGING : A NEW PROPOSITION FOR PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL
    • Aultman, R.
  • COST-EFFECTIVENESS IN CANADA OF RITUXIMAB FOR PREVIOUSLY TREATED CHRONIC LYMPHOCYTIC LEUKEMIA
    • Austin, P. C.
  • PROPENSITY SCORE METHODS FOR ESTIMATING CAUSAL TREATMENT EFFECTS USING OBSERVATIONAL DATA
    • Ayer, T.
  • DESIGNING RISK-TAILORED BREAST CANCER SCREENING POLICIES CONSIDERING IMPERFECT ADHERENCE
    • Ayvaci, M. U.
  • MUTUAL INFORMATION ANALYSIS USED TO DETERMINE MOST INFORMATIVE FEATURES IN BREAST CANCER DIAGNOSIS
  • MEDICAL DECISION MAKING WITH BAYESIAN NETWORKS
  • THE EFFECT OF BUDGETARY RESTRICTIONS ON THE OPTIMAL DECISION THRESHOLDS FOR BREAST CANCER DIAGNOSIS
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