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Understanding the preferences of people with acute leukemia for different health outcomes

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  • David Mott
  • Hannah Hussain
  • Sulayman Chowdhury
  • Samantha Nier
  • Chris Skedgel

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When we want to understand or measure someone’s “health-related quality-of-life”, we typically ask them to describe the problems they have with different aspects of their health. In this study, we wanted to understand which aspects, or “dimensions”, of health-related quality-of-life are most important to the general public and to persons with acute leukemia.

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  • David Mott & Hannah Hussain & Sulayman Chowdhury & Samantha Nier & Chris Skedgel, 2025. "Understanding the preferences of people with acute leukemia for different health outcomes," Grant-Funded Research 002518, Office of Health Economics.
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