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Randomized Trial of Presenting Absolute v. Relative Risk Reduction in the Elicitation of Patient Values for Heart Disease Prevention With Conjoint Analysis
Medical Decision Making, 04/20/09
Griffith JM et al. - The authors performed a randomized controlled trial to test the effect of 2 different formats of risk reduction information when using conjoint analysis to elicit values about heart disease prevention. Risk presentation format appears to affect the perceived value of different treatment attributes generated from conjoint analysis.
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