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Fabbrini, A.
• NEED FOR COGNITIVE CLOSURE DOES NOT EXPLAIN VARIATION IN LUNG CANCER SCREENING PARTICIPATION IN A VETERAN POPULATION
Fagerlin, A.
• THE INFLUENCE OF DATA VERSUS NARRATIVES ON PROSTATE SPECIFIC ANTIGEN SCREENING DECISIONS

• INTEREST IN CANCER SCREENING WITH NO BENEFITS: A NATIONALLY REPRESENTATIVE U.S. SURVEY

• COMMUNICATING AMBIGUITY ABOUT VACCINE EFFECTIVENESS REDUCES VACCINATION INTENTIONS: AMBIGUITY AVERSION AND ITS MECHANISMS

• ORAL ABSTRACTS: SHARED DECISION MAKING AND PATIENT CENTERED DECISION SUPPORT

• BARRIERS TO SELF-MANAGEMENT IN PATIENTS WITH DIABETES. WHAT MATTERS?

• SYMPOSIUM: USING TAILORED POPULATION HEALTH DATA TO SUPPORT DECISION MAKING

• WOMEN IN SMDM: ADVANCING CAREERS, IMPACT AND HAPPINESS

• PERSPECTIVES OF SURROGATE DECISION MAKERS ON PROGNOSIS AFTER BRAIN HEMORRHAGE

• IMPROVING UNDERSTANDING OF TEST RESULTS BY SUBSTITUTING (NOT ADDING) GOAL RANGES

• PROVIDING HARM ANCHORS IN VISUAL DISPLAYS OF TEST RESULTS MITIGATES PATIENT CONCERN ABOUT NEARLY NORMAL VALUES
Fagerlin, A.
• MOTIVATING CONCERN ABOUT PANDEMIC INFLUENZA: EFFECTS OF GRAPHICS AND DISEASE TERMS IN A 11-COUNTRY STUDY

• SMDM CORE COURSE: INTRODUCTION TO SHARED DECISION MAKING AND PATIENT DECISION AIDS
Faghri, A.
• COMMUNICATION OF QUANTITATIVE INFORMATION AND UNCERTAINTY IN THE BREAST CANCER TREATMENT CONSULTATION
Fan, C. P.
• CHARACTERIZING MODEL UNCERTAINTY IN META-ANALYSIS USING A BAYESIAN METHOD
Fang, Y.
• CHALLENGES IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF SOFT TISSUE SARCOMA: A COMPARISON OF PRE-DIAGNOSIS CONDITIONS AND HEALTH CARE RESOURCE USE BETWEEN KNOWN SOFT TISSUE SARCOMA PATIENTS AND MATCHED CONTROLS IN CLAIMS DATA
Farkas, M.
• SETTINGS OF AN OPTIMIZATION-ALGORITHM-BASED CALIBRATION APPROACH CAN GREATLY IMPACT CALIBRATION PRECISION: A NUMERICAL STUDY TO SHOW THAT THE DEVIL IS IN THE DETAILS
Farnham, P. G.
• SETTINGS OF AN OPTIMIZATION-ALGORITHM-BASED CALIBRATION APPROACH CAN GREATLY IMPACT CALIBRATION PRECISION: A NUMERICAL STUDY TO SHOW THAT THE DEVIL IS IN THE DETAILS

• THE HIV REPRODUCTION NUMBER IN THE UNITED STATES: ESTIMATION AND IMPACT OF CARE CONTINUUM INTERVENTIONS
Fedson, S.
• REVISITING AN SMDM CALL FOR SHARED DECISION-MAKING IN ADVANCED HEART FAILURE
Feeny, D.
• PANEL: RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE SECOND PANEL ON COST-EFFECTIVENESS IN HEALTH AND MEDICINE
Felcher, A.
• BAKING SHARED DECISION MAKING INTO THE CLINICAL WORKFLOW CREATES A STICKY EXPERIENCE WITH ACCELERATING USE
Feld, J. J.
• HEALTH UTILITIES IN CHRONIC HEPATITIS C PATIENTS WITH LATE-STAGE LIVER DISEASE
Feng, Z.
• HEALTH UTILITIES IN CHRONIC HEPATITIS C PATIENTS WITH LATE-STAGE LIVER DISEASE
Fenwick, E. A. L.
• PROBABILISTIC SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS IN MICROSIMULATION MODELS: FINDING THE RIGHT BALANCE
Fernald, D.
• BEST PRACTICES AND RESEARCH NEEDS IN QUALITY MEASUREMENT: FEEDBACK FROM QUALITATIVE INTERVIEWS WITH MEASUREMENT EXPERTS
Ferris, A.
• SYMPOSIUM: INCORPORATING PATIENT ENGAGEMENT AND PATIENT-PREFERENCE DATA INTO MEDICAL DECISION MAKING
Feuer, E.
• EMPIRICAL ESTIMATION OF OVERDIAGNOSIS IN TRIALS AND POPULATION STUDIES
Feutdner, C.
• WEIGHING THE RISKS AND BENEFITS OF MATERNAL-FETAL SURGERY
Finelli, A.
• VALIDATING THE BLADDER UTILITY SYMPTOM SCALE (BUSS): A MULTIATTRIBUTE HEALTH STATE CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM FOR ALL PATIENTS WITH BLADDER CANCER
Finerty, E.
• APPROACH TO EVIDENCE-BASED OPERATIONAL MODELING OF A HIGH-VOLUME SURGICAL HOSPITAL
Fischer, G. S.
• BARRIERS TO SELF-MANAGEMENT IN PATIENTS WITH DIABETES. WHAT MATTERS?
Fischhoff, B.
• BASE RATES AND EXTENSIONAL REASONING IN DECOMPENSATION RISK ASSESSMENTS: A LONGITUDINAL COHORT STUDY

• ENGAGING A HIGH-RISK PREGNANCY POPULATION: RESULTS FROM A PROOF-OF-CONCEPT PILOT OF THE MYHEALTHYPREGNANCY APP
Fisman, D. N.
• ECONOMIC BURDEN OF PERTUSSIS IN ONTARIO
FitzGerald, J. M.
• EMPIRICAL COMPARISON OF STATED AND REVEALED PREFERENCES USING BAYESIAN MIXED LOGIT ESTIMATION FROM A DISCRETE CHOICE EXPERIMENT: AN APPLICATION TO LATENT TUBERCULOSIS INFECTION TREATMENT

• TEN-YEAR TRENDS IN DIRECT COSTS OF ASTHMA: A POPULATION-BASED STUDY

• IMPROVING ADHERENCE AMONG ADULT ASTHMATICS: IDENTIFYING A ROLE FOR ACTIVE PATIENT ENGAGEMENT
Fitzpatrick, M.
• WEIGHTING OF AHI SCORES AND SYMPTOMS IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF SLEEP APNEA BY SLEEP SPECIALISTS
Flake, A.
• ACCEPTABILITY OF IN UTERO HEMATOPOIETIC CELL TRANSPLANTATION FOR SICKLE CELL DISEASE

• WEIGHING THE RISKS AND BENEFITS OF MATERNAL-FETAL SURGERY
Flanagan, W.
• EVALUATING COLORECTAL CANCER SCREENING OPTIONS FOR CANADA USING ONCOSIM
Fletcher, K.
• COMMUNICATION OF QUANTITATIVE INFORMATION AND UNCERTAINTY IN THE BREAST CANCER TREATMENT CONSULTATION
Flynn, K.
• SHARED DECISION MAKING WITH MULTIPLE STAKEHOLDERS: IN VITRO FERTILIZATION AND EMBRYO TRANSFER

• EXPLORING WHY PATIENTS DO NOT PURSUE INFERTILITY TREATMENT AFTER MEETING WITH A REPRODUCTIVE SPECIALIST
Forbes, S. P.
• EVIDENCE SYNTHESIS FOR DIAGNOSTIC TESTS WITH PARTIALLY ORDERED PERFORMANCE AND NO REFERENCE STANDARD
Foxhall, L. E.
• PRIMARY CARE PHYSICIANS' LUNG CANCER SCREENING PRACTICES: COMPARISONS BEFORE AND AFTER THE CENTERS FOR MEDICARE & MEDICAID'S NATIONAL COVERAGE DETERMINATION
Fraenkel, L.
• THE INFLUENCE OF RISK PRESENTATION FORMAT ON WILLINGNESS TO START A MEDICATION

• DO VISUAL DECISION AIDS HELP PATIENTS CORRECTLY DIFFERENTIATE BETWEEN A 2% VS A 0.2% RISK?

• THE ROLE OF AMBIGUITY IN LUNG CANCER SCREENING DECISION MAKING

• MODELING THE GIST OF RISKS, BENEFITS, AND VALUES IN PATIENTS' WILLINGNESS TO START MEDICATIONS

• ARE CULTURALLY TARGETED PATIENT DECISION AIDS MORE EFFECTIVE? UNEXPECTED RESULTS FROM THREE RANDOMIZED EXPERIMENTS

• INFORMATION NEEDS FOR OLDER WOMEN WITH EARLY STAGE BREAST CANCER WHEN MAKING RADIOTHERAPY DECISIONS

• PATIENTS OVERESTIMATE THEIR RISK, BUT THE MAGNITUDE DECREASES WHEN INFORMATION COMES FROM THEIR DOCTOR WITHOUT PATIENT'S OWN ESTIMATIONS

• UTILIZATION OF CONTINUOUS “SPINNERS” TO COMMUNICATE RISK
Freiberg, A.
• SHARED DECISION MAKING IN ORTHOPEDIC CARE ENHANCES HEALTH OUTCOMES: A PROSPECTIVE COHORT STUDY

• A RANDOMIZED PILOT STUDY COMPARING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF DECISION AIDS FOR HIP AND KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS
Fretland, Ĺ. A.
• COST-EFFECTIVENESS OF REPLACING OPEN LIVER RESECTION WITH LAPAROSCOPIC LIVER RESECTION FOR PATIENTS WITH COLORECTAL LIVER METASTASES. ANALYSES PERFORMED ALONGSIDE A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL: THE OSLO-COMET STUDY
Fried, A.
• HEALTH UTILITIES IN CHRONIC HEPATITIS C PATIENTS WITH LATE-STAGE LIVER DISEASE

• CHALLENGES ON THE PATH TO REIMBURSEMENT OF ONCOLOGY DRUGS: INSIGHTS FROM THE COST-EFFECTIVENESS DECISIONS OF THE PAN-CANADIAN ONCOLOGY DRUG REVIEW
Friedman, J. M.
• EVALUATING THE VALIDITY OF PARENTAL REPORTS OF HEALTHCARE UTILIZATION FOR CHILDREN WITH SUSPECTED GENETIC DISORDERS OF UNKNOWN CAUSE
Friend, J.
• ARE CULTURALLY TARGETED PATIENT DECISION AIDS MORE EFFECTIVE? UNEXPECTED RESULTS FROM THREE RANDOMIZED EXPERIMENTS

• INTEREST GROUP LEADERS MEETING (BY INVITATION ONLY)

• CORE VALUE INFLUENCES ON ADVANCED DIRECTIVE DECISION MAKING IN JAPAN
Froehlich, H.
• BUDGET IMPACT ANALYSIS FOR THE TREATMENT OF GENOTYPE 1 CHRONIC HEPATITIS C IN GERMANY WITH OMBITASVIR / PARITAPREVIR / RITONAVIR AND DASABUVIR
Frosch, D. L.
• BAKING SHARED DECISION MAKING INTO THE CLINICAL WORKFLOW CREATES A STICKY EXPERIENCE WITH ACCELERATING USE
Fu, A.
• COMPARATIVE SURVIVAL BENEFITS FROM INTERMITTENT VERSUS CONTINUOUS ANDROGEN DEPRIVATION THERAPY IN ADVANCED PROSTATE CANCER PATIENTS: A POPULATION-BASED STUDY
Fu, S.
• NEED FOR COGNITIVE CLOSURE DOES NOT EXPLAIN VARIATION IN LUNG CANCER SCREENING PARTICIPATION IN A VETERAN POPULATION
Fuhrel-Forbis, A.
• PERSPECTIVES OF SURROGATE DECISION MAKERS ON PROGNOSIS AFTER BRAIN HEMORRHAGE
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