Table 1 Marginal utilities and willingness-to-pay (WTP)

From: Eliciting parental preferences and values for the return of additional findings from genomic sequencing

Attributes/levels

Mean

Std. error

Importance score, % (ranking)

Marginal WTP, AU$

Mean (std. deviation)

Receiving additional findings constant

2.54035***

0.52768***

  

Opportunity to change choices over time (yes)

0.32148***

0.07484***

6.3% (6)

375 (475)

How positive results are returned1

 Directly, telehealth or phone

0.30391

0.20878

16.4% (2)

-

 Directly, in person

0.67793***

0.18327

980 (530)

Who returns positive results2

 Relevant medical specialist

0.18911

0.16742

12.3% (3)

-

 Genetic counsellor

0.43219**

0.19719**

725 (870)

 Clinical genetics specialist

0.19636

0.20235

-

How negative results are returned

0.19207

0.12836

3.8% (8)

-

Who returns negative results

−0.00468

0.09514

0.1% (9)

-

Waiting time for seeing a medical specialist (months)

−0.16757***

0.04719***

9.1% (5)

−100 (70)

Immediate access to relevant high-quality online resources

0.32676***

0.05628

6.4% (7)

390 (210)

New relevant information becomes available3

 Updates upon individual request

−0.02342

0.09889

9.6% (4)

-

 Automatic updates in secure online portal

0.49644***

0.11384

570 (310)

Cost of testing (AU $)

−0.00208***

0.00024***

35.9% (1)

-

Log likelihood function

−724

  

McFadden Pseudo R-squared

0.414

  

Akaike information criterion

1486

  
  1. ***Statistically significant at 1% level; **Statistically significant at 5% level; *Statistically significant at 10% level.
  2. 1Marginal utilities and values are relative to the base-level of ‘Electronically through a secure online portal’; 2Marginal utilities and values are relative to the base-level of ‘General practitioner’; 3Marginal utilities and values are relative to the base-level of ‘No updates will be provided’.