Key result
Piloted discrete choice experiment demonstrates feasibility for assessing stroke survivor drug preferences.
Pilot study develops a method to assess drug preferences in stroke survivors, indicating a feasible approach.
Systematic development and piloting of this DCE has confirmed its robustness and feasibility. This study provides an example of robust procedures and reporting requirements for developing and piloting robust discrete choice experiments.
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Firth et al. (2026) studied Stroke. Hypothetical recovery-promoting medication (Discrete Choice Experiment) vs. Alternative hypothetical medication option was evaluated on Robustness, feasibility, and patient preferences for hypothetical recovery-promoting medications. Systematic development and piloting of a discrete choice experiment confirmed its robustness and feasibility for assessing stroke survivors' preferences for recovery-promoting drugs.
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