Integrating Patient Preferences and Clinical Trial Data in A Bayesian Model for Quantitative Risk-Benefit Assessment

H Broekhuizen; MJ Ijzerman; KG Groothuis-Oudshoorn; Albert Hauber

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Integrating Patient Preferences and Clinical Trial Data in A Bayesian Model for Quantitative Risk-Benefit Assessment

Broekhuizen, H., Ijzerman, MJ., Groothuis-Oudshoorn, KG., & Hauber, A. (2012). Integrating Patient Preferences and Clinical Trial Data in A Bayesian Model for Quantitative Risk-Benefit Assessment. Value in Health, 15(7), A474-A474.

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