J E Till

Attitudes Toward Quality of Survival

N. Boyd, J. Till, H. Sutherland, 1982, Medical decision making : an international journal of the Society for Medical Decision Making.

Judging clinical research questions: what criteria are used?

J. Till, E. Meslin, H. Sutherland, 1993, Social science & medicine.

Cellular diversity in the blood-forming system.

J. Till, J E Till, 1981, American scientist.

An approach to classifying prognostic factors related to survival experience for non‐Hodgkin's lymphoma patients: Based on a series of 982 patients: 1967–1975

A Ciampi, A. Ciampi, M. Gospodarowicz, 1981, Cancer.

Communicating probabilistic information to cancer patients: is there 'noise' on the line?

D. Tritchler, G. Lockwood, J. Till, 1991, Social science & medicine.

Describing Health States: Methodologic Issues in Obtaining Values for Health States

R Tibshirani, N F Boyd, A Ciampi, 1984, Medical care.

Quality-adjusted survival analysis.

J. de Haes, J. Till, J E Till, 1991, Journal of clinical oncology : official journal of the American Society of Clinical Oncology.

Investigations of a stochastic model of haemopoiesis.

R M Henkelman, R. Henkelman, J. Till, 1973, Experimental hematology.

The assessment of values in laryngeal cancer: reliability of measurement methods.

H A Llewellyn-Thomas, N F Boyd, A Ciampi, 1984, Journal of chronic diseases.

Multi‐Type Galton‐Watson Process As A Model For Proliferating Human Tumour Cell Populations Derived From Stem Cells: Estimation of Stem Cell Self‐Renewal Probabilities In Human Ovarian Carcinomas

L Kates, A Ciampi, J E Till, 1986, Cell and tissue kinetics.

Eliciting preferences for alternative drug therapies in oncology: influence of treatment outcome description, elicitation technique and treatment experience on preferences.

N F Boyd, N. Boyd, P. Warde, 1987, Journal of chronic diseases.