Marie‐odile Carrère
Biographic Data
| ID | 3995537 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Marie‐odile Carrère |
| GIVEN NAMES | Marie‐odile |
| FAMILY NAME | Carrère |
| SIGNATURE | CARRÈRE M O |
| AFFILIATIONS | Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1991 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Valuing the Benefit for Cancer Patients of Receiving Blood Transfusions at Home
In the field of health care management, contingent valuation surveys (CV) are used in cost benefit analyses (CBA) to elicit patients’ monetary valuation of program benefits. We considered the empirical situation of blood transfusions (BT) in cancer patients. Before planning such a CBA, we had to make sure that the CV approach could be used in a particularly critical clinical situation to estimate the marginal benefit of changing from hospital BT …
Transférabilité des évaluations de coûts en santé
Pour analyser la variabilité des évaluations de coûts en santé, la démarche proposée consiste à étudier la « variabilité » des facteurs de coûts, i.e. des variables sur lesquelles s’appuie l’estimation des coûts dans les différentes localisations. Deux méthodes validées sont utilisées, le calcul de la distance euclidienne et l’analyse en composantes principales ( acp ). La démarche comprend quatre étapes : (i) l’identification des facteurs potent…
From information to shared decision‐making in medicine
As stated by Angela Coulter in one of her leading articles, ‘Most readers of Health Expectations will be familiar with the now extensive body of research into shared decision-making, including patients’ information needs, the evaluation and use of patient decision aids, and strategies for training health professionals to elicit patients’ values and preferences and engage them in decisions about their care.’1 Indeed, this journal has now been enga…
Clinical issues in shared decision‐making applied to breast cancer
Objectives To assess (1) the clinical issues addressed during the medical encounter; (2) the feasibility of the process of shared decision‐making in clinical practice and (3) patients’ desires concerning the question of ‘who should take the decision in breast cancer treatments?’ Design Qualitative pilot study based on clinical encounters using decision boards and information booklets. Setting Centre Léon Bérard, a comprehensive cancer centre in t…
Elaborating patient information with patients themselves
Objective To assess the significance of patients' input in the elaboration of a patient information booklet. Design Qualitative study based on focus group discussions. Setting Centre Léon Bérard, a comprehensive cancer centre in the Rhône‐Alpes region of France. Participants (1) A multidisciplinary working group (oncologists, health economists and one clinical psychologist) wrote up initial information documents concerning possible breast cancer …
Eliciting patients’ preferences for adjuvant chemotherapy in breast cancer
In developed countries, the physician-patient relationship is moving from a paternalistic model to new decision-making models that take patient preferences into account. OBJECTIVES: Our aim was to develop a Decision Board (DB) and to test its acceptability in a French Regional Cancer Centre regarding the decision on whether or not to use chemotherapy after surgery in postmenopausal women with breast cancer. This paper presents the development pro…
The reaction of private physicians to price deregulation in France
The reaction of private physicians to price deregulation in France
Eliciting patients’ preferences for adjuvant chemotherapy in breast cancer
In developed countries, the physician-patient relationship is moving from a paternalistic model to new decision-making models that take patient preferences into account. OBJECTIVES: Our aim was to develop a Decision Board (DB) and to test its acceptability in a French Regional Cancer Centre regarding the decision on whether or not to use chemotherapy after surgery in postmenopausal women with breast cancer. This paper presents the development pro…
From information to shared decision‐making in medicine
As stated by Angela Coulter in one of her leading articles, ‘Most readers of Health Expectations will be familiar with the now extensive body of research into shared decision-making, including patients’ information needs, the evaluation and use of patient decision aids, and strategies for training health professionals to elicit patients’ values and preferences and engage them in decisions about their care.’1 Indeed, this journal has now been enga…
Clinical issues in shared decision‐making applied to breast cancer
Objectives To assess (1) the clinical issues addressed during the medical encounter; (2) the feasibility of the process of shared decision‐making in clinical practice and (3) patients’ desires concerning the question of ‘who should take the decision in breast cancer treatments?’ Design Qualitative pilot study based on clinical encounters using decision boards and information booklets. Setting Centre Léon Bérard, a comprehensive cancer centre in t…
Elaborating patient information with patients themselves
Objective To assess the significance of patients' input in the elaboration of a patient information booklet. Design Qualitative study based on focus group discussions. Setting Centre Léon Bérard, a comprehensive cancer centre in the Rhône‐Alpes region of France. Participants (1) A multidisciplinary working group (oncologists, health economists and one clinical psychologist) wrote up initial information documents concerning possible breast cancer …
Transférabilité des évaluations de coûts en santé
Pour analyser la variabilité des évaluations de coûts en santé, la démarche proposée consiste à étudier la « variabilité » des facteurs de coûts, i.e. des variables sur lesquelles s’appuie l’estimation des coûts dans les différentes localisations. Deux méthodes validées sont utilisées, le calcul de la distance euclidienne et l’analyse en composantes principales ( acp ). La démarche comprend quatre étapes : (i) l’identification des facteurs potent…
Valuing the Benefit for Cancer Patients of Receiving Blood Transfusions at Home
In the field of health care management, contingent valuation surveys (CV) are used in cost benefit analyses (CBA) to elicit patients’ monetary valuation of program benefits. We considered the empirical situation of blood transfusions (BT) in cancer patients. Before planning such a CBA, we had to make sure that the CV approach could be used in a particularly critical clinical situation to estimate the marginal benefit of changing from hospital BT …
Medicine (5 works) · Breast cancer (3 works) · Cancer (3 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Family medicine (3 works) · Internal Medicine (3 works) · Medical education (3 works) · Palliative Care and End-of-Life Issues (3 works) · Patient-Provider Communication in Healthcare (3 works) · Psychology (3 works)