Preferences for implementing training program among primary care physicians in prescribing and deprescribing for patients with multimorbidity: a discrete choice experiment.

The preference model included 2,976 choice observations from 248 respondents.

These respondents were 50.4% male and the overall average age was 37.7 years.

They showed significant preferences for five attributes, ranked in order of relative importance score: training frequency (37.29%), session duration (27.23%), instructor composition (16.29%), participant enrollment (10.23%), and theoretical basis of the course (8.95%).