In particular, A–I theory is used to help explain different preferences for managing scientific structure, the need for a diversity of cognitive styles in scientific work, and the relationship between scientific progress and the paradox of structure.
2014 Multiprofile case Evaluation of follow-up interventions N = 132 Response rate 47 % dosReis S, Ng X, Frosch E, Reeves G, Cunningham C, Bridges JF [67] Using Best-Worst Scaling to Measure Caregiver Preferences for Managing their Child's ADHD: A Pilot Study.
Primary care professional treatment preferences for managing depression in this population are also unknown.
This study reports the findings of a discrete choice experiment (DCE) investigating the public's preferences for managing three symptoms of differing seriousness (diarrhoea, dizziness, and chest pain) in primary care.
9 The preference for consulting a GP for potentially more serious symptoms is also consistent with a follow-up study looking at preferences for managing symptoms of differing severity, 11 while preference for GP rather than other health professionals has been noted in previous studies.
To explore preferences for managing symptoms and investigate trade-offs that the public are willing to make when deciding between different primary care services.
The aim of this project is to develop an in-home programme to enable frail older people to participate, as well as people who prefer an in-home approach rather than a group approach [Dorresteijn, Zijlstra, Van Eijs, Vlaeyen, Kempen: Older people's preferences regarding programme formats for managing concerns about falls, submitted].
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Medication was reluctantly taken due to side-effects and worries over dependency; (3) Participants expressed a preference for psychological therapies rather than pharmacological for managing fatigue.
Objective: to explore the preferences of community-dwelling older persons regarding different programme formats for managing concerns about falls.
