HIGHLIGHTS
- who: Preference complements and colleagues from the Independent researcher, Berkeley, CA, USA have published the article: How adjusting elicited health utilities after the fact can adversely affect shared decision making [version 1; peer review: awaiting peer review], in the Journal: (JOURNAL)
- what: This study has a sound theoretical framework: the mathematical equivalence of HSUVs elicited using SG and probabilities .
- how: In the following subsections the T-Y models4 are analyzed using the above theoretical framework and data shown in Table 1.14
SUMMARY
The elicitation of inconsistent health-state . . .
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