Exploring health preference heterogeneity in the UK: Using the online elicitation of personal utility functions approach to construct EQ‐5D‐5L value functions on societal, group and individual level
Paul Schneider,
Nancy Devlin,
Ben van Hout
et al.
Abstract:A new method has recently been developed for valuing health states, called ‘Online elicitation of Personal Utility Functions’ (OPUF). In contrast to established methods, such as time trade‐off or discrete choice experiments, OPUF does not require hundreds of respondents, but allows estimating utility functions for small groups and even at the individual level. In this study, we used OPUF to elicit EQ‐5D‐5L health state preferences from a (not representative) sample of the UK general population, and then compar… Show more
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