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Public Preferences for Health Service Innovations: The Evidence from a Conjoint Analysis: A Report for the UK’s National Health Service Foundation Trust.

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Title of host publication	Public Preferences for Health Service Innovations: The Evidence from a Conjoint Analysis: A Report for the UK’s National Health Service Foundation Trust.
Date	Unpublished - 2012
Original language	English

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