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Publication · Value in Health · 2026

Priority for Self or Others? Incorporating Equity Considerations in a Preference-Based Health Value Assessment

Mesfin G. Genie; Surachat Ngorsuraches (2026). Priority for Self or Others? Incorporating Equity Considerations in a Preference-Based Health Value Assessment. Value in Health. doi:10.1016/j.jval.2025.10.011

In plain language

Preference-based value assessment usually summarises how much people value health outcomes. This paper examines how concerns about fairness, including priority for those who are worse off, can be brought into that assessment rather than left outside it.

Research question

How should equity considerations be incorporated into preference-based assessments of health value?

Approach

A preference-based health value assessment that incorporates equity considerations.

Contribution

It advances how equity can be represented within value assessment, connecting preference measurement to distributional concerns.

Why it matters

It is relevant to health-technology assessment and priority setting, where efficiency and equity both matter.

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The full methods, results, and limitations are reported in the published article. Please read and cite the original.

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Dr Mesfin Genie

Continuing Senior Lecturer in Health Economics
Newcastle Business School, The University of Newcastle, Australia

mesfin.genie@newcastle.edu.au

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