Medical Decision Making
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Volume 29, issue 6, 2009
- Comparative Effectiveness Research pp. 641-641

- Mark Helfand
- CER Essay Introduction pp. 642-642

- Kathryn M. McDonald
- Dimensions of Design Space: A Decision-Theoretic Approach to Optimal Research Design pp. 643-660

- Stefano Conti and Karl Claxton
- The Relative Ability of Different Propensity Score Methods to Balance Measured Covariates Between Treated and Untreated Subjects in Observational Studies pp. 661-677

- Peter C. Austin
- The Cost-Effectiveness of an RCT to Establish Whether 5 or 10 Years of Bisphosphonate Treatment Is the Better Duration for Women With a Prior Fracture pp. 678-689

- Matt D. Stevenson, Jeremy E. Oakley, Myfawny Lloyd Jones, Alan Brennan, Juliet E. Compston, Eugene V. McCloskey and Peter L. Selby
- Evaluating the Claim of Enhanced Persistence: The Case of Osteoporosis and Implications for Payers pp. 690-706

- Christina M. L. Kelton and Margaret K. Pasquale
- Does One Size Fit All? Investigating Heterogeneity in Men’s Preferences for Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia Treatment Using Mixed Logit Analysis pp. 707-715

- Barbara Eberth, Verity Watson, Mandy Ryan, Jenny Hughes and Gillian Barnett
- On Transparency in Decision Analytic Models pp. NP1-NP2

- Nancy Neil
- Comparative Effectiveness Research and Cancer Screening in the United States and Europe pp. NP12-NP13

- David H. Howard
- Are We Equipped to Train the Future Comparative Effectiveness Research Workforce? pp. NP14-NP15

- Daniel Jonas and Karen Crotty
- Comparative Effectiveness: A Table of Expected Benefits and Harms pp. NP3-NP5

- Michael W. Kattan
- Comparative Effectiveness Research Through the Looking Glass pp. NP6-NP8

- Adrian Levy, Brian Harrigan, Karissa Johnston and Andrew Briggs
- Individualization at the Heart of Comparative Effectiveness Research: The Time for i-CER Has Come pp. NP9-NP11

- Anirban Basu
Volume 29, issue 5, 2009
- Using the Principles of Randomized Controlled Trial Design to Guide Test Evaluation pp. E1-E12

- Sarah J. Lord, Les Irwig and Patrick M. M. Bossuyt
- Proposals for a Phased Evaluation of Medical Tests pp. E13-E21

- Jeroen G. Lijmer, Mariska Leeflang and Patrick M. M. Bossuyt
- Decision-Analytic Modeling to Evaluate Benefits and Harms of Medical Tests: Uses and Limitations pp. E22-E29

- Thomas A. Trikalinos, Uwe Siebert and Joseph Lau
- Additional Patient Outcomes and Pathways in Evaluations of Testing pp. E30-E38

- Patrick M. M. Bossuyt and Kirsten McCaffery
- Effects of Categorizing Continuous Variables in Decision-Analytic Models pp. 549-556

- Tanya G. K. Bentley, Milton C. Weinstein and Karen M. Kuntz
- Incorporating Herd Immunity Effects into Cohort Models of Vaccine Cost-Effectiveness pp. 557-569

- Chris T. Bauch, Andrea M. Anonychuk, Thierry Van Effelterre, Ba' Z. Pham and Maraki Fikre Merid
- Planning Posttherapeutic Oncology Surveillance Visits Based on Individual Risk pp. 570-579

- T. Filleron, A. Barrett, O. Ataman and A. Kramar
- Incorporating Extrinsic Goals Into Decision and Cost-Effectiveness Analyses pp. 580-589

- Gordon B. Hazen and Alan Schwartz
- Development of Goal-Sensitive Health-Related Utility Assessment Procedures pp. 590-598

- Alan Schwartz, Gordon B. Hazen, Ariel Leifer and Paul S. Heckerling
- The Influence of Treatment Effect Size on Willingness to Adopt a Therapy pp. 599-605

- Scott K. Aberegg, James M. O'Brien, Paneez Khoury, Roocha Patel and Hal Arkes
- Diagnostic Certainty as a Source of Medical Practice Variation in Coronary Heart Disease: Results from a Cross-National Experiment of Clinical Decision Making pp. 606-618

- Karen E. Lutfey, Carol L. Link, Lisa D. Marceau, Richard W. Grant, Ann Adams, Sara Arber, Johannes Siegrist, Markus Bönte, Olaf von dem Knesebeck and John B. McKinlay
- The German Coronary Artery Disease Risk Screening Model: Development, Validation, and Application of a Decision-Analytic Model for Coronary Artery Disease Prevention with Statins pp. 619-633

- Björn Stollenwerk, Andreas Gerber, Karl W. Lauterbach and Uwe Siebert
- Web Exclusive White Paper Series on Diagnostic Test Evaluation pp. 634-635

- Mark Helfand
Volume 29, issue 4, 2009
- Getting Down to Details in the Design and Use of Decision Aids pp. 409-411

- Angela Fagerlin
- Modeling Bioterrorism and Disaster Preparedness: SMDM's Recommendations for Design and Reporting pp. 412-413

- Gillian D. Sanders
- Evaluating the Capability and Cost of a Mass Influenza and Pneumococcal Vaccination Clinic via Computer Simulation pp. 414-423

- Michael L. Washington
- Predicting Hospital Surge after a Large-Scale Anthrax Attack: A Model-Based Analysis of CDC's Cities Readiness Initiative Prophylaxis Recommendations pp. 424-437

- Nathaniel Hupert, Daniel Wattson, Jason Cuomo, Eric Hollingsworth, Kristof Neukermans and Wei Xiong
- Recommendations for Modeling Disaster Responses in Public Health and Medicine: A Position Paper of the Society for Medical Decision Making pp. 438-460

- Margaret L. Brandeau, Jessica H. McCoy, Nathaniel Hupert, Jon-Erik Holty and Dena M. Bravata
- Long-Term Health Outcomes of a Decision Aid: Data from a Randomized Trial of Adjuvant! in Women with Localized Breast Cancer pp. 461-467

- Andrew J. Vickers, Elena B. Elkin, Pamela B. Peele, Maura Dickler and Laura A. Siminoff
- Should Clinicians Deliver Decision Aids? Further Exploration of the Statin Choice Randomized Trial Results pp. 468-474

- Lesley A. Jones, Audrey J. Weymiller, Nilay Shah, Sandra C. Bryant, Teresa J. H. Christianson, Gordon H. Guyatt, Amiram Gafni, Steven A. Smith and Victor M. Montori
- Is There a Role for Decision Aids in Advanced Breast Cancer? pp. 475-482

- Karen R. Sepucha, Elissa M. Ozanne, Ann H. Partridge and Beverly Moy
- Effect of Risk Communication Formats on Risk Perception Depending on Numeracy pp. 483-490

- Carmen Keller and Michael Siegrist
- A Fair Test of the Fair Innings? pp. 491-499

- Adam Oliver
- The Half-Cycle Correction: Banish Rather Than Explain It pp. 500-502

- Jan J. Barendregt
- The Incorporation of Income and Leisure in Health State Valuations When the Measure Is Silent: An Empirical Inquiry into the Sound of Silence pp. 503-512

- Werner Brouwer, Saskia Grootenboer and Pedram Sendi
- Construction of Health Preferences: A Comparison of Direct Value Assessment and Personal Narratives pp. 513-520

- José H. Kerstholt, Fred van der Zwaard, Hans Bart and Anita Cremers
- Offering Chemotherapy and Hospice Jointly: One Solution to Hospice Underuse pp. 521-531

- Talya Salz and Noel T. Brewer
- Quantitative Risk Stratification in Markov Chains with Limiting Conditional Distributions pp. 532-540

- David C. Chan, Philip K. Pollett and Milton C. Weinstein
- Errata pp. 541-541

- N/a
Volume 29, issue 3, 2009
- How Far Do You Go? Efficient Searching for Indirect Evidence pp. 273-281

- Neil Hawkins, David A. Scott and Beth Woods
- Missing Celiac Disease in Family Medicine: The Importance of Hypothesis Generation pp. 282-290

- Olga Kostopoulou, Charlotte Devereaux-Walsh and Brendan C. Delaney
- Estimating Preference-Based Health Utilities Index Mark 3 Utility Scores for Childhood Conditions in England and Scotland pp. 291-303

- Stavros Petrou and Emil Kupek
- A Hybrid Cohort Individual Sampling Natural History Model of Age-Related Macular Degeneration: Assessing the Cost-Effectiveness of Screening Using Probabilistic Calibration pp. 304-316

- Jonathan Karnon, Carolyn Czoski-Murray, Kevin J. Smith and Christopher Brand
- Physicians' Anticipated Regret and Diagnostic Testing: Comment on Hozo and Djulbegovic, 2008 pp. 317-319

- Michael L. DeKay
- Will Insistence on Practicing Medicine According to Expected Utility Theory Lead to an Increase in Diagnostic Testing? Reply to DeKay's Commentary: Physicians' Anticipated Regret and Diagnostic Testing pp. 320-324

- Iztok Hozo and Benjamin Djulbegovic
- Long-Term Cost-Effectiveness of Disease Management in Systolic Heart Failure pp. 325-333

- George Miller, Stephen Randolph, Emma Forkner, Brad Smith and Autumn Dawn Galbreath
- Valuing Health: Does Enriching a Scenario Lead to Higher Utilities? pp. 334-342

- Yvette Peeters and Anne M. Stiggelbout
- Early Stopping Rules in Clinical Trials Based on Sequential Monitoring of Serious Adverse Events pp. 343-350

- A. Kramar and C. Bascoul-Mollevi
- Optimizing the Start Time of Statin Therapy for Patients with Diabetes pp. 351-367

- Brian T. Denton, Murat Kurt, Nilay D. Shah, Sandra C. Bryant and Steven A. Smith
- Natural Frequencies Help Older Adults and People with Low Numeracy to Evaluate Medical Screening Tests pp. 368-371

- Mirta Galesic, Gerd Gigerenzer and Nils Straubinger
- The Effect of Erroneous Computer Interpretation of ECGs on Resident Decision Making pp. 372-376

- William N. Southern and Julia Hope Arnsten
- The Hippocratic Oath, Effect Size, and Utility Theory pp. 377-379

- Robert F. Bordley
- Weighing Harm in Therapeutic Decisions of Smear-Negative Pulmonary Tuberculosis pp. 380-390

- Juan Moreira, Bettina Bisig, Petronille Muwawenimana, Paulin Basinga, Zeno Bisoffi, Frank Haegeman, Panduru Kishore and Jef Van den Ende
- Laypersons' Responses to the Communication of Uncertainty Regarding Cancer Risk Estimates pp. 391-403

- Paul K. J. Han, William M. P. Klein, Thomas C. Lehman, Holly Massett, Simon C. Lee and Andrew N. Freedman
Volume 29, issue 2, 2009
- Health Literacy and Cancer Risk Perception: Implications for Genomic Risk Communication pp. 157-166

- Noel T. Brewer, Janice P. Tzeng, Sarah E. Lillie, Alrick S. Edwards, Jeffrey M. Peppercorn and Barbara K. Rimer
- Randomized Trial of Presenting Absolute v. Relative Risk Reduction in the Elicitation of Patient Values for Heart Disease Prevention With Conjoint Analysis pp. 167-174

- Jennifer M. Griffith, Carmen L. Lewis, Sarah Hawley, Stacey L. Sheridan and Michael P. Pignone
- The Psychosocial Effect of Thoughts of Personal Mortality on Cardiac Risk Assessment pp. 175-181

- Jamie Arndt, Matthew Vess, Cathy R. Cox, Jamie L. Goldenberg and Stephen Lagle
- Intertemporal Tradeoffs: Perceiving the Risk in the Benefits of Marijuana in a Prospective Study of Adolescents and Young Adults pp. 182-192

- Julie H. Goldberg, Susan Millstein, Alan Schwartz and Bonnie Halpern-Felsher
- Anchoring-and-Adjustment Bias in Communication of Disease Risk pp. 193-201

- Ibrahim Senay and Kimberly A. Kaphingst
- Computer and Internet Use in a Community Health Clinic Population pp. 202-206

- Neeraja B. Peterson, Kathleen A. Dwyer and Shelagh A. Mulvaney
- Value for Money in Changing Clinical Practice: Should Decisions about Guidelines and Implementation Strategies Be Made Sequentially or Simultaneously? pp. 207-216

- Ties Hoomans, Johan L. Severens, Silvia M. A. A. Evers and Andre J. H. A. Ament
- Competence of General Practitioners in Giving Advice about Changes in Lifestyle to Hypertensive Patients pp. 217-223

- Adam Windak, Barbara Gryglewska, Tomasz Tomasik, Krzysztof Narkiewicz and Tomasz Grodzicki
- The Cost-Effectiveness of Screening for Hereditary Hemochromatosis in Germany: A Remodeling Study pp. 224-238

- Wolf H. Rogowski
- Development of a Clinical Prediction Model to Calculate Patient Life Expectancy: The Measure of Actuarial Life Expectancy (MALE) pp. 239-246

- M.G. Clarke, K.P. Kennedy and R.P. MacDonagh
- Validation of an Automated Safety Surveillance System with Prospective, Randomized Trial Data pp. 247-256

- Michael E. Matheny, David A. Morrow, Lucila Ohno-Machado, Christopher P. Cannon, Marc S. Sabatine and Frederic S. Resnic
- Impact of the Scale Upper Anchor on Health State Preferences pp. 257-266

- Joseph T. King, Joel Tsevat and Mark S. Roberts
Volume 29, issue 1, 2009
- 30th Annual Meeting of the Society for Medical Decision Making Abstracts pp. E1-E98

- N/a
- Author Index for Abstracts pp. 1-5

- N/a
- Thank You to Our Reviewers pp. 5-6

- N/a
- A Randomized Study of Scleroderma Health State Values: A Picture Is Worth a Thousand Words, and Quite a Few Utilities pp. 7-14

- Dinesh Khanna, Robert M. Kaplan, Mark H. Eckman, Ron D. Hays, Anthony C. Leonard, Shaari S. Ginsburg and Joel Tsevat
- What Would It Be Like for Me and for You? Judged Impact of Chronic Health Conditions on Happiness pp. 15-22

- Emma Walsh and Peter Ayton
- Labor Market Productivity Costs for Caregivers of Children with Spina Bifida: A Population-Based Analysis pp. 23-32

- John M. Tilford, Scott D. Grosse, Allen C. Goodman and Kemeng Li
- Cost-Effectiveness of Rotavirus Vaccination: Exploring Caregiver(s) and ``No Medical Care'' Disease Impact in Belgium pp. 33-50

- Joke Bilcke, Pierre Van Damme and Philippe Beutels
- Cost-Effectiveness of Insuring the Uninsured: The Case of Korean American Children pp. 51-60

- Judy Y. Chen, Sharon Swonger, Gerald Kominski, Honghu Liu, Ji Eun Lee and Allison Diamant
- Decisional Conflict in Patients and Their Physicians: A Dyadic Approach to Shared Decision Making pp. 61-68

- Annie LeBlanc, David A. Kenny, Annette M. O'Connor and France Légaré
- Modifying ICD-9-CM Coding of Secondary Diagnoses to Improve Risk-Adjustment of Inpatient Mortality Rates pp. 69-81

- Michael Pine, Harmon S. Jordan, Anne Elixhauser, Donald E. Fry, David C. Hoaglin, Barbara Jones, Roger Meimban, David Warner and Junius Gonzales
- Do Intraindividual Variation in Disease Progression and the Ensuing Tight Window of Opportunity Affect Estimation of Screening Benefits? pp. 82-90

- Hendrik Koffijberg, Gabriel Rinkel and Erik Buskens
- Controlling for Drug Dose in Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis: A Case Study of the Effect of Antidepressant Dose pp. 91-103

- Richard A. Hansen, Charity G. Moore, Stacie B. Dusetzina, Brian I. Leinwand, Gerald Gartlehner and Bradley N. Gaynes
- A Multiattribute Model for Evaluating the Benefit-Risk Profiles of Treatment Alternatives pp. 104-115

- James C. Felli, Rebecca A. Noel and Patrizia A. Cavazzoni
- Incorporating Uncertainty Into Medical Decision Making: An Approach to Unexpected Test Results pp. 116-124

- Matt T. Bianchi, Brian M. Alexander and Sydney S. Cash
- A Markov Model Simulation of the Impact of Treatment Persistence in Postmenopausal Osteoporosis pp. 125-139

- François-Emery Cotté, Bruno Fautrel and Gérard De Pouvourville
- Improving Fast and Frugal Modeling in Relation to Regression Analysis: Test of 3 Models for Medical Decision Making pp. 140-148

- Lars G. Backlund, Johan Bring, Ylva Skånér, Lars-Erik Strender and Henry Montgomery
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