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preference-sensitive care: a standalone construct

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treatments where valid options exist with different tradeoffs, so the choice should rest on the informed patient's values.

In health services research, preference-sensitive care refers to treatments where valid options exist with different tradeoffs, so the choice should rest on the informed patient's values. This meaning comes from Wennberg (2002) in Health Affairs.[1]

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Wennberg, J. E., Fisher, E. S., & Skinner, J. S. (2002). Geography And The Debate Over Medicare Reform: A reform proposal that addresses some underlying causes of Medicare funding woes: geographic variation and lack of incentive for efficient medical practices.. Health Affairs, 21(Suppl1), W96-W112. https://doi.org/10.1377/hlthaff.w2.96

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