A Discrete Choice Experiment of Older Self-Funders’ Preferences When Navigating Community Social Care
Table 4
Willingness to pay £ (95% confidence intervals) for four latent classes.
Attributes and/or levels
Class 1 (48%)
Class 2 (20%)
Class 3 (18%)
Class 4 (14%)
Information about quality
717 (300–1,135)
519 (273–765)
17 (−63–97)
784 (517–1050)
Information about finances
623 (242–1,003)
241 (72–409)
−95 (−187–−3)
492 (320–664)
Information about availability
373 (67–679)
229 48–410
−112 (−181–−44)
776 (601–951)
Help to “think things through”
954 (452–1,456)
45 (−110–200)
177 (115–239)
121 (−16–259)
Who will help me? Information from one person (ref: vs. information from multiple people)
491 (218–764)
47 (−33–128)
30 (−2–62)
46 (−40–131)
Council provides service
−139 (−322–43)
7 (−105–120)
−18 (−66–29)
375 (243–508)
Charity provides service
315 (74–557)
73 (−51–196)
16 (−33–64)
26 (−101–154)
Private company provides service
−176 (−600–248)
−80 (−316–156)
3 (−93–99)
−402 (−662–−141)
Service available immediately (ref: vs. wait a few weeks)
323 (118–529)
88 (14–162)
−7 (−42–27)
−112 (64–161)
Alternative specific constant
740 (205–1,276)
−777 (−162–14)
205 (100–309)
−456 (−721–191)
The intrinsic value of the navigation service. It is the value for a navigation service that provides no information or help to arrange care and has an average effect for who provides information, who provides the service, and when the service is available.
