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期刊名:Medical decision making

缩写:MED DECIS MAKING

ISSN:0272-989X

e-ISSN:1552-681X

IF/分区:2.3/Q2

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Clinical Trial Case Reports Meta-Analysis RCT Review Systematic Review
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Stevanus Pangestu,Fanni Rencz,Bram Roudijk et al. Stevanus Pangestu et al.
ObjectivesThis study qualitatively explored how bolt-ons affect the perception of EQ-5D-5L core dimensions in a valuation context.MethodsSixty Indonesian adults (aged 20-67 y, 50% female) each valued 10 health states using composite time tr...
Marisa L Conte,Philip Boonstra,Tanner J Caverly et al. Marisa L Conte et al.
PurposeTo compare an established benefit-estimating algorithm for recommending and prioritizing preventive services for a patient (Individualized Precision Prevention; IPP) with concordant rankings from primary care providers (PCPs).Methods...
Helge Giese,Wolfgang Gaissmaier,Oliver Kuss et al. Helge Giese et al.
BackgroundTime-to-event outcomes from randomized controlled trials (RCTs) are often communicated without clearly conveying how treatment effects evolve over time. This can limit clinicians' ability to interpret results and support patient d...
Anouk van Alphen,Esmee Venema,Bada Yang et al. Anouk van Alphen et al.
ObjectivesTo estimate the health effects of temporarily substituting surgeries with alternative treatments to inform discussions on prioritization strategies during surgical capacity constraints.Study Setting and DesignThis study was conduc...
Mauricio Lopez-Mendez,Jeremy D Goldhaber-Fiebert,Fernando Alarid-Escudero Mauricio Lopez-Mendez
Discrete event simulation (DES) is a flexible and computationally efficient approach for modeling diverse processes; however, DES remains underutilized in health care and medical decision making due to a lack of reliable and reproducible im...
Agata Foryciarz,Fernando Alarid-Escudero,Gabriela Basel et al. Agata Foryciarz et al.
PurposeThe data-generating mechanisms underlying health care data are infrequently considered, leading to inequitable equilibria being reinforced throughout the care continuum. As race-based criteria are reassessed, including in chronic kid...
Nai-Chia Chen,Antal T Zemplenyi,Blythe Adamson et al. Nai-Chia Chen et al.
ObjectiveReal-world evidence is increasingly leveraged to assess treatment effectiveness outside of clinical trials, yet unmeasured confounders and missing data pose challenges to causal inference, which is particularly problematic when inc...
Hossam Gad,Daniel Diedrich,Krzysztof Laudanski Hossam Gad
BackgroundMedical providers often face challenges in accurately predicting the survival of critically sick patients. Optimistic forecasts can lead to the overuse of resources, while overly cautious predictions might restrict treatments. Thi...