Validity, Reliability, and Framing Effects in Equity-Efficiency Trade-Off Studies: A Systematic Review
Victoria Chechulina,
Andrew Chu,
Quang Hung Lam
et al.
Abstract:Objectives: Health system resources are limited, and decision makers often need to make trade-offs between equity and efficiency. Such trade-offs are guided by public values that are elicited using choice experiments. There is no standard approach to elicit equity-efficiency trade-offs. Previous studies have found significant variability in public values, raising concerns about the robustness of trade-off experiments. The objective of this systematic review was to determine whether and how equity-efficiency tr… Show more
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