Quantifying preferences for urea cycle disorder treatments using a discrete choice experiment.

Josiah EdelblutJeffrey R SkaarJohn HiltonMatthew SeibtKyle MartinNandini HadkerAdrian QuartelRobert D Steiner

Published in: Journal of medical economics (2024)

Among attributes tested, taste/odor was the most important attribute influencing overall preference for both prescribing and patient adherence, with taste/odor masking preferred. Optimizing nitrogen-binding medications through masking taste/odor may support improved patient adherence and outcomes in UCDs.

Keyphrases

case report
primary care
glycemic control
type diabetes
emergency department
adipose tissue
metabolic syndrome
binding protein
adverse drug
electronic health record