Stakeholder preferences for multidimensional attributes in the selection of health promotion programmes in Japan: a discrete choice experiment.

BMJ Public Health · 2026 · PMC13141217 · PMID 42094640

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As a result, stated preference methods like DCE are widely used in health economics research, 19 and there is an increasing trend in the number of studies using DCE in healthcare. 20 The study was reported in accordance with good research practices for conjoint analysis ( online supplemental table 3 ). 21 Discrete choice experiment design Candidate attributes and levels were identified through multiple sources, including qual

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