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September 19, 2025PatientOpen Access

Attribute Development and Level Selection for a Discrete Choice Experiment to Elicit Care Preferences of Older Adults and Informal Caregivers Aging in Place in The Netherlands

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IVIsabelle VullingsLPLuís Eduardo PilliMRMarie-Julie C. H. Russchen

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Overview

This study defines attributes for a discrete choice experiment on aging in place preferences, revealing insights for informal caregivers and older adults.

Key Points

  • This study identifies key attributes and levels that inform care preferences of older adults and informal caregivers.
  • Interviews with 28 older adults revealed that housing is the most critical attribute for aging in place.
  • Focus groups with 35 participants established preferences, showing informal caregivers value healthcare navigation support.
  • These findings enhance understanding of care preferences, guiding policymakers in implementing effective long-term care policies.

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Vullings et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d466a831b076d99fa64d60https://doi.org/10.1007/s40271-025-00774-2
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