- E In The Oregon Rationing System The Commission Attempted To Rank Order Over 700 Differing Health Care Services On The 1 (10.25 KiB) Viewed 87 times
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E. In the Oregon rationing system, the commission attempted to rank-order over 700 differing health care services on the basis of perception of value, effectiveness, and cost. Rank-order
the following 20 services using these criteria. First, rank-order the list individually, then ond place) rank order them as a group. Because some of the services may be of equal value to you. give them the same ranking (e. it will be possible to have more than one service in first or see Once we have rank ordered the list, we can often get a better discrimination between Items by giving our choices a weight factor in the weight value box place VI (very import ant). 1 (important), or NI (not important) Rank Order Weight Value 1. Prental care 2. Neonatal intensive care 3. Mammography 4. Cardiac rehabilitation 5. Nursing home maintenance 6. Generie screening 7. Pulmonary rehabilitation 8. Well baby care 9. Drug rehabilitation 10. Liposuction 11. Cosmetic surgery 12. Organ transplants 13. Bum centers 14. Fertility clinics 15. Primary care services 16. Dietetics 17. Sports medicine 18. AIDS treatment centers 19. Chemotherapy 20. Dental and orthodontics Look at your top five weighted items and your bottom five weighted items. What, if any. thing does it say about your perception of value? Would you say you were more favorable to any age group? Would you say that you had a blas toward social utility? How did drug rehabilitation and AIDS patients fare!