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Great to see this in print @JulieRatcliff19
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Our new paper comparing consistency of QoL attribute preference orderings using ranking and BWS methods with older and younger people appearing in latest edition of the Patient - big thanks to all my co-authors @Dr_Claire_H @FlindersCFI https://t.co/k
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New study shows that best-worst scaling generates more consistent preferences than traditional ranking for older people but not for younger people. https://t.co/uxSxDe5VGv https://t.co/ZLAQdnLXP1