Education And Debate
Using conjoint analysis to elicit preferences for health care
BMJ 2000; 320 doi: https://doi.org/10.1136/bmj.320.7248.1530 (Published 03 June 2000) Cite this as: BMJ 2000;320:1530
Data supplement
Effects of changing location of clinic and waiting time on benefit
Choice
Difference in waiting time
Difference in clinic location of first appointment
Difference in clinic location of second appointment
Benefit score
Status Quo
0
0
0
0
Scenario 1
+4 months
Yes - Local
Yes - Local
2.28
Scenario 2
+8 months
No - Hospital
No - Hospital
7.28
Scenario 3
+8 months
Yes - Local
Yes- Local
5.92
Scenario 4
0
Yes - Local
No - Hospital
0.59
Scenario 5
+4 months
No – Hospital
Yes - Local
2.87
Scenario 6
0
Yes - Local
Yes – Local
1.36
Scenario 7
4 months
Yes - Local
No - Hospital
4.23
Scenario 8
4 months
No - Hospital
Yes - Local
4.41
Scenario 9
4 months
Yes - local
Yes - Local
5
Scenario 10
4 months
No - Hospital
No - Hospital
3.64
Scenario 11
+4 months
Yes - Local
No - Hospital
3.05
Scenario 12
+8 months
Yes - Local
No - Hospital
6.69
Scenario 13
+4 months
No - Hospital
No - Hospital
3.64
Scenario 14
+8 months
No - Hospital
Yes - Local
6.51
Scenario 15
0
No - Hospital
Yes - Local
0.77
Benefit score = 0.59 (WAIT) –0.77 ((LOC1) –0.91 (LOC2)
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