Evidence-based health economics : from effectiveness to efficiency in systematic review /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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London :
BMJ,
2002.
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Table of Contents:
- From effectiveness to effciency: an introduction to evidence-based health economics
- Using systematic reviews in economic evaluation: the basic principles
- Reviewing economic evidence alongside systematic reviews of effectiveness: example of neonatal exogenous surfactant
- The place of economic analyses in systematic reviews: a clinician's viewpoint
- Evidence-based economic evaluation: how the use of different data sources can impact results
- Methodological quality of economic evaluations of health care interventions - evidence from systematic reviews
- Effectiveness estimates in economic evaluation
- Criteria list for conducting systematic reviews based on economic evaluation studies - the CHEC project
- Evaluating economic interventions: a role for non-randomised designs?
- Making the problem fit the solution: evidence-based decision making and "Dolly" economics
- Evidence-based medicine meets economic evaluation - an agenda for research
- Glossary of terms for health economics and systematic review.