To investigate the nature of public preferences in the allocation of donor liver grafts for
transplantation a social conjoint analysis (CA) technique was developed for a questionnaire …

Objective To investigate the nature of public preferences in the allocation of donor liver
grafts for transplantation. Design A qualitative study based upon the transcripts of four focus …

This paper is concerned with community values and preferences in organ transplantation
allocation decisions. With recent trends in organ shortages, transplant teams face difficult …

Objective: To explore whether and how people wish to give differential priority based on
certain characteristics of the potential recipient of a donor kidney. Design: A random sample …

Purpose: To measure the relative importance people place on prognosis and
retransplantation status in allocating scarce transplantable livers. Methods: 138 subjects …

The economic technique of conjoint analysis was used to assess the relative importance of
health outcome versus several process attributes (eg, waiting time, continuity of contact with …

Background Deceased donor organs are scarce resources because of a large supply‐and‐
demand mismatch. This scarcity leads to an ethical dilemma, forcing priority‐setting of how …

Background. The system to allocate scarce transplantable livers has been criticized for not
giving enough weight to the prognoses of the patients receiving the transplants, but little …

Using an experimental conjoint‐analysis like approach, preferences for resource allocation
were studied. An interactive survey was developed which was published in the World Wide …

The transplant system has been criticized for not paying enough attention to efficiency in
distributing scarce organs. But little research has been done to see how the general public …