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Vadaparampil, S.
  • PROSTATE CANCER SCREENING CONTROVERSY: A CHALLENGE FOR DECISION AIDS FOR MEN AT HIGH RISK
    • Valdivielso, P.
  • IMPROVING DIAGNOSIS: STARTING A LOCAL STRATEGY
    • Valina, M.
  • DELAYED DIAGNOSIS OF INTESTINAL MALROTATION IN A NEWBORN INFANT
    • van Ballegooijen, M.
  • INFORMED CHOICE ON PAP SMEAR STILL LIMITED BY LACK OF KNOWLEDGE ON THE MEANING OF FALSE POSITIVE OR FALSE NEGATIVE TEST RESULTS
  • PREFERENCES FOR HPV VACCINATION: A COMPARISON OF GIRLS AND PARENTS
    • Van den Bercken, J.
  • THOUGHT PROCESS EFFECTS IN DIAGNOSTIC DECISIONS
    • Van den Ende, Sr., J.
  • WHY ARE CLINICIANS RELUCTANT TO APPLY THRESHOLD THEORY?
  • HOW MANY MORE PATIENTS WILL WE TREAT BY DECREASING THE THRESHOLD?
  • BASIC PSYCHOLOGY OF MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS
    • van den Hout, W. B.
  • SCALE RECALIBRATION IN WILLINGNESS TO PAY FOR FINGER SPLINTS IN PATIENTS WITH RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS
    • van der Giesen, F. J.
  • SCALE RECALIBRATION IN WILLINGNESS TO PAY FOR FINGER SPLINTS IN PATIENTS WITH RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS
    • van der Velde, G.
  • THE COST-EFFECTIVENESS ANALYSIS OF FIVE NON-INVASIVE CARDIAC IMAGING TECHNOLOGIES IN ONTARIO
    • van der Wal, G.
  • DO DIAGNOSTIC REASONING FAULTS ALWAYS RESULT IN DIAGNOSTIC ERRORS OR PATIENT HARM?
  • DO DIAGNOSTIC REASONING FAULTS ALWAYS RESULT IN DIAGNOSTIC ERRORS OR PATIENT HARM?
    • Van der Weijden, T.
  • SHARED DECISION MAKING BEHAVIOURS IN FAMILY MEDICINE RESIDENTS
    • van Duin, E. J.
  • DEVELOPMENT AND VALIDATION OF A DECISION BURDEN SCALE
    • van Kempen, B. J.
  • PERSONALIZED PREVENTION OF CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE
  • DO DIFFERENT METHODS OF MODELING STATIN EFFECTIVENESS INFLUENCE THE OPTIMAL DECISION?
    • van Til, J. A.
  • EFFICIENCY FRONTIER ANALYSIS USING THE ANALYTIC HIERARCHY PROCESS
    • van Zaane, B.
  • COST-EFFECTIVENESS ANALYSIS OF DIAGNOSTIC TESTS: AN EXAMPLE STUDY OF TRANSESOPHAGEAL ECHOCARDIOGRAPHY TO DIAGNOSE THE PRESENCE OF ASCENDING AORTIC ATHEROSCLEROSIS IN CARDIAC SURGERY PATIENTS
    • Vander Weg, M.
  • ATTITUDES OF EMERGENCY NURSES TOWARD THE DELIVERY OF SMOKING CESSATION COUNSELING
    • Vanness, D. J.
  • MODELING CROSSWALK FUNCTIONS: A BAYESIAN BETA REGRESSION APPROACH
    • Varalli-Claypool, B. M.
  • COMPARISON OF VARIANTS OF A COMPUTERIZED CHEST PAIN DIAGNOSIS TUTOR
    • Vashitz, G.
  • ARE SECOND-OPINIONS OBJECTIVE? BIASES IN SECOND-OPINION CONSULTATIONS
    • Veazie, P. J.
  • A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF RISK COMMUNICATION FORMATS
    • Veenstra, D. L.
  • RISK-BENEFIT FRAMEWORK TO EVALUATE GENE-EXPRESSION PROFILING IN EARLY STAGE BREAST CANCER: A DECISION MODEL DEVELOPED IN COLLABORATION WITH STAKEHOLDERS
    • Verter, V.
  • CLINICAL DECISION MAKING FOR PREVENTION OF STROKE FROM ATRIAL FIBRILLATION
    • Vicente, C.
  • A COST COMPARISON OF OPTIMAL VERSUS SUB-OPTIMAL PRE-DIALYSIS CARE IN CANADA BASED ON THE STARRT TRIAL
    • Vickers, A.
  • A REGRET THEORY APPROACH TO DECISION CURVE ANALYSIS
    • Victoroff, M.
  • PROPORTION OF DIAGNOSIS ERRORS PREVENTABLE BY DIAGNOSIS SUGGESTION SYSTEMS
    • Vidal, D. C.
  • SHARED DECISION MAKING FOR WOMEN WITH BREAST CANCER: KNOWLEDGE, VALUES, AND DECISIONAL CONFLICT OVER TIME
    • Vidal-Trecan, G.
  • DO PHYSICIANS OF PRIMARY CARE HOSPITALS LIMIT THE ACCESS OF ALCOHOLIC PATIENTS TO LIVER TRANSPLANTATION (LT)?
  • ARE COMPLAINT LETTERS OF PATIENTS HELPFUL TO IMPROVE QUALITY AND SAFETY OF CARE IN A UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL? CONTRIBUTION OF THE INTERNATIONAL PATIENT CLASSIFICATION PATIENT SAFETY 2009
    • Vijan, S.
  • THE IMPACT OF INCREASING DEGREE AND DURATION OF OBESITY AMONG US BIRTH COHORTS ON TYPE 2 DIABETES TRENDS IN THE US
    • Virnig, B.
  • HOW MUCH NEGATIVE MARGIN IS ENOUGH FOR PATIENTS WITH DUCTAL CARCINOMA IN SITU RECEIVING BREAST CONSERVING SURGERY WITH OR WITHOUT RADIOTHERAPY? A BAYESIAN META-ANALYSIS
    • Vitiello, B.
  • A MODELED ECONOMIC EVALUATION OF ALTERNATIVE STRATEGIES TO REDUCE SUDDEN CARDIAC DEATH IN YOUNG ATHLETES
    • Vliet Vlieland, T. P.
  • SCALE RECALIBRATION IN WILLINGNESS TO PAY FOR FINGER SPLINTS IN PATIENTS WITH RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS
  • FOCUSING ILLUSION AND EQ-5D HEALTH STATE DESCRIPTIONS: PATIENTS VS. PUBLIC
    • Vogt, S.
  • COST EFFECTIVENESS OF EARLIER CATARACT SURGERY TO PREVENT MOTOR VEHICLE COLLISIONS
    • von Keyserlingk, C.
  • COST-EFFECTIVENESS ANALYSIS OF CAST VERSUS SPLINT IN CHILDREN WITH ACCEPTABLY ANGULATED WRIST FRACTURES
    • Von Sychowski, S.
  • AN ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF HEART AND STROKE FOUNDATION OF ONTARIO'S HYPERTENSION MANAGEMENT INITIATIVE (HMI)
    • Vrijhoef-Steuten, L. M.
  • EFFICIENCY FRONTIER ANALYSIS USING THE ANALYTIC HIERARCHY PROCESS
  • USING AHP WEIGHTS TO FILL MISSING GAPS IN MARKOV DECISION MODELS
    • Vu, T.
  • DO MEN SCHEDULING A PROSTATE BIOPSY BENEFIT FROM INFORMATION ABOUT POTENTIAL TREATMENT OPTIONS?
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