Author Index: W

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Wagner, L.
• IMPROVING NUMERACY IMPROVES HEALTH BEHAVIORS
Walker, C. M.
• COMMUNICATION OF QUANTITATIVE INFORMATION AND UNCERTAINTY IN THE BREAST CANCER TREATMENT CONSULTATION
Walters, K.
• ARE MECHANICAL TURK WORKER SAMPLES REPRESENTATIVE OF HEALTH STATUS AND HEALTH BEHAVIORS IN THE U.S.?
Wang, C.
• ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF ORAL ANTICOAGULANTS IN THE PREVENTION OF VASCULAR EVENTS IN MEDICARE PATIENTS WITH NONVALVULAR ATRIAL FIBRILLATION
Wang, G.
• AN OVERVIEW OF COST-EFFECTIVENESS OF COMMUNITY-BASED INTERVENTIONS FOR CONTROLLING HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE
Wang, J.
• UNDERSTANDING ATTITUDES ABOUT ADVANCE CARE PLANNING AND INFORMATION NEEDS IN PATIENTS WITH CYSTIC FIBROSIS AND THEIR CAREGIVERS
Wang, J.
• ESTIMATING THE HEALTHCARE COSTS ATTRIBUTABLE TO WEST NILE VIRUS: A POPULATION-BASED MATCHED COHORT STUDY IN ONTARIO, CANADA
Wang, L.
• MODEL THE LONG-TERM DYNAMICS OF BODY MASS INDEX CHANGE FOLLOWING ROUX-EN-Y GASTRIC BYPASS: A SYSTEMS SCIENCE APPROACH
Wang, L.
• INABILITY TO ACCESS HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICES AMONG PEOPLE WHO INJECT DRUGS IN A CANADIAN SETTING
Wang, S. Y.
• 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
Ward, Z. J.
• THE COST STRUCTURE OF ROUTINE IMMUNIZATION SERVICES: RESULTS FROM SIX COUNTRIES
Wasfy, J.
• A RANDOMIZED PILOT STUDY COMPARING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF TWO DECISION AIDS FOR STABLE CHEST DISCOMFORT
Waters, E. A.
• UNDERSTANDING DIFFERENCES BETWEEN COGNITIVE AND AFFECTIVE RISK PERCEPTIONS: COMPARING DON'T KNOW RESPONSES

• FIRST IMPRESSIONS: “WHAT DO YOU THINK OF WHEN YOU HEAR THE WORDS SIDE EFFECT?”

• SMOKERS' UNEXPECTED COMMENTS ON CIGARETTE ADDITIVES DURING FOCUS GROUPS EXAMINING BELIEFS ABOUT SMOKING AND GENETICS

• DON'T KNOW RESPONDING TO RISK PERCEPTION MEASURES IN RELATION TO DEFENSIVE PROCESSES

• THE KITCHEN SINK: COMBINING MULTIPLE RISK COMMUNICATION STRATEGIES TO CONVEY MULTIPLE DISEASE RISKS
Weaver, M.
• COMBINING A COLORECTAL CANCER SCREENING DECISION AID AND PATIENT NAVIGATION IMPROVES DECISION MAKING PROCESSES AND SCREENING COMPLETION IN LINGUISTICALLY DIVERSE PRIMARY CARE PATIENTS
Wegier, P.
• IMPROVING UNDERSTANDING OF DIAGNOSTIC SCREENING TESTS THROUGH SIMULATED EXPERIENCE

• LOOKING IN ALL THE WRONG PLACES: DEFICITS IN INFORMATION SEARCH BEHAVIOR RESULTS IN SUBOPTIMAL HEALTH PLAN SELECTION

• HOW DO PATIENTS INTERPRET VARIABILITY AND SLOPE IN BLOOD PRESSURE DATA VISUALIZATIONS?

• DESIGNING DATA VISUALIZATIONS TO SUPPORT SHARED DECISION MAKING ABOUT BLOOD PRESSURE
Weir, C.
• PROVIDER EXPERIENCE USING A DECISION SUPPORT TOOL FOR PNEUMONIA: A MIXED METHODS STUDY

• PATIENT CENTERED CARE FOR GERIATRIC PATIENTS: INFORMATION EXPERT PROVIDERS USE TO MAKE PATIENT CENTERED CARE DECISIONS
Weiss, J.
• EARLY STAGE BREAST CANCER AND PREOPERATIVE BREAST MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING (MRI) USE: ESTIMATED LONG-TERM OUTCOMES AND COST-EFFECTIVENESS
Wells, G.
• DO THE BENEFITS OF TESTOSTERONE REPLACEMENT THERAPY OUTWEIGH THE HARMS? A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND NETWORK META-ANALYSIS
Wendell, E.
• A RANDOMIZED PILOT STUDY COMPARING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF DECISION AIDS FOR HIP AND KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS
Wendt, E.
• INFORMED DECISION-MAKING AND UNCERTAINTY IN PATIENT-SURGEON COMMUNICATION ABOUT HIGH-RISK SURGERY
Wheeler, C.
• FIRST IMPRESSIONS: “WHAT DO YOU THINK OF WHEN YOU HEAR THE WORDS SIDE EFFECT?”
Whitehurst, D. G.
• SYMPOSIUM: INTEGRATING PATIENT-REPORTED OUTCOME MEASURES (PROMS) TO SUPPORT DECISION MAKING
Whitham, H.
• HEALTH UTILITY ESTIMATES AMONG PERSONS LIVING WITH HIV IN THE U.S. – IMPLICATIONS FOR COST-EFFECTIVENESS MODELING AND FUTURE RESEARCH NEEDS
Whitham, H.
• IDENTIFYING OPTIMAL CERVICAL CANCER SCREENING APPROACHES FOR HIV-POSITIVE WOMEN IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA
Whiting, K.
• DATA-DRIVEN ANALYSIS OF MINED ELECTRONIC HEALTH RECORDS REVEALS ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE AND ADVERSE HEALTH CONSEQUENCES
Whittington, M.
• A DECISION MODEL TO ESTIMATE UNINTENDED PREGNANCIES AVERTED AND COST SAVINGS FROM THE PROVISION OF FREE LONG-ACTING REVERSIBLE CONTRACEPTIVES
Wilczynski, O.
• ARE CULTURALLY TARGETED PATIENT DECISION AIDS MORE EFFECTIVE? UNEXPECTED RESULTS FROM THREE RANDOMIZED EXPERIMENTS
Wilhelms, E. A.
• MODELING THE GIST OF RISKS, BENEFITS, AND VALUES IN PATIENTS' WILLINGNESS TO START MEDICATIONS
Wilhelms, E. A.
• 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?
Willis, S.
• HARNESSING A LARGE OBSERVATIONAL DATABASE TO IMPROVE PREDICTIONS FROM A STATED PREFERENCE SURVEY: THE CASE OF BLOOD DONATION
Wills, C. E.
• HOW DO CHILDREN AND PARENTS WANT TO BE INVOLVED IN MAKING DECISIONS FOR CHILD ANXIETY AND DEPRESSION TREATMENT?: A QUALITATIVE STUDY
Wilson, M.
• ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF ORAL ANTICOAGULANTS IN THE PREVENTION OF VASCULAR EVENTS IN MEDICARE PATIENTS WITH NONVALVULAR ATRIAL FIBRILLATION
Wilson, R.
• THE HEALTH-LOSS BURDEN OF OSTEOARTHRITIS IN NEW ZEALAND: RESULTS FROM A NEW COMPUTER-SIMULATION MODEL
Winn, A.
• THE DEVELOPMENT, CALIBRATION, AND VALIDATION OF THE US POPULATION HEALTH MICROSIMULATION MODEL
Winquist, E.
• CLINICAL AND ECONOMIC IMPACT OF PRIMARY TUMOUR (PT) IDENTIFICATION IN METASTATIC CANCER OF UNKNOWN PRIMARY TUMOUR (CUP): A POPULATION-BASED RETROSPECTIVE MATCHED COHORT STUDY
Wisloff, T.
• METHODS DEVELOPMENT IN ECONOMIC EVALUATION INTEREST GROUP MEETING
Wisløff, T.
• UNDERSTANDING THE EFFECTS OF LEAD TIME AND OVERDIAGNOSIS IN MAMMOGRAPHY SCREENING: THE SCREENING ILLUSTRATOR

• VALUE OF PERFECT IMPLEMENTATION: INCREASING ADHERENCE TO CHOLESTEROL LOWERING THERAPIES
Witteman, H. O.
• 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
Wittenberg, E.
• HEALTH UTILITIES OF RARE HERITABLE DISORDERS: APPROACHES FOR HEALTH STATE DESCRIPTIONS AND MEASURING SPILLOVER EFFECTS ON FAMILY MEMBERS
Witteveen, A.
• COMPARISON OF LOGISTIC REGRESSION AND BAYESIAN BELIEF NETWORKS FOR PREDICTION OF BREAST CANCER RECURRENCE RISK
Wolf, R.
• DEVELOPMENT AND BETA-TEST OF A CHRONIC LYMPHOCYTIC LEUKEMIA PATIENT DECISION AID
Wolfe, C. R.
• WHEN NUMERICAL DIFFERENCES DON'T MATTER: JUDGMENTS OF APPROXIMATELY EQUAL (≈) FOR BREAST-CANCER STATISTICS
Wolfson, M.
• EVALUATING COLORECTAL CANCER SCREENING OPTIONS FOR CANADA USING ONCOSIM
Wong, D.
• HEALTH UTILITIES IN CHRONIC HEPATITIS C PATIENTS WITH LATE-STAGE LIVER DISEASE
Wong, J. B.
• AWARDS COMMITTEE (BY INVITATION ONLY)
Wong, J. B.
• ACHIEVING CHOLESTEROL GOALS IN PATIENTS WITH DIABETES: A FACTORIAL RANDOMIZED TRIAL OF FINANCIAL INCENTIVES AND PATIENT-CENTERED DECISION AID

• HOW OFTEN DO COST-EFFECTIVENESS ANALYSES INCORPORATE PATIENT-LEVEL HETEROGENEITY? A REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE
Wong, J. F.
• HEALTH UTILITIES IN CHRONIC HEPATITIS C PATIENTS WITH LATE-STAGE LIVER DISEASE
Wong, S.
• THE ECONOMIC BURDEN OF RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS: BEYOND HEALTH CARE COSTS
Wong, W. W. L.
• INFECTIOUS DISEASE MODELING INTEREST GROUP MEETING

• COST-EFFECTIVENESS ANALYSIS OF DRUGS FOR CHRONIC HEPATITIS C INFECTION: INFORMING ON LISTING DECISIONS OF INTERFERON-FREE DIRECT-ACTING ANTIVIRAL REGIMENS IN CANADA

• IS VERY EARLY HTA POSSIBLE? A MATHEMATICAL FRAMEWORK OF USING ECONOMIC EVALUATION MODELS TO INFLUENCE THE DIRECTION OF DRUG DISCOVERY

• A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS OF HEALTH UTILITIES IN CHRONIC HEPATITIS C PATIENTS

• HEALTH UTILITIES IN CHRONIC HEPATITIS C PATIENTS WITH LATE-STAGE LIVER DISEASE
Wong-Parodi, G.
• ENGAGING A HIGH-RISK PREGNANCY POPULATION: RESULTS FROM A PROOF-OF-CONCEPT PILOT OF THE MYHEALTHYPREGNANCY APP
Wood, E.
• THE RELATIVE IMPACTS OF ANTIRETROVIRAL THERAPY AND HARM REDUCTION INITIATIVES ON HIV INCIDENCE IN BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA: 1996-2013
Woodard, T. L.
• A NOVEL METHOD TO ADDRESS UNCERTAINTY WITHIN A FERTILITY PRESERVATION DECISION AID
Wright, D. R.
• HEALTHY, WEALTHY, AND WISE? EXPLORING OPTIMISM BIAS IN PARENT PREDICTIONS ABOUT A CHILD'S FUTURE HEALTH AND SOCIOECONOMIC EXPECTATIONS

• ARE MECHANICAL TURK WORKER SAMPLES REPRESENTATIVE OF HEALTH STATUS AND HEALTH BEHAVIORS IN THE U.S.?
Wu, A.
• A COMPARISON OF LIKERT AND BEST-WORST SCALING FOR MEASURING PATIENT PRIORITIES: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL
Wuebbolt, D.
• PREFERENCES OF PREGNANT WOMEN AND FAMILY MEMBERS FOR COMBINED MATERNAL-FETAL HEALTH STATES ARISING FROM THE USE OF ANTICOAGULATION IN PREGNANCY
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