Economic evaluation in child health /

As the conduct of health economic evaluations to inform health budget decision-making becomes more common, the special challenges of measuring costs and health consequences in children, from neonate to adolescent, have become increasingly evident. This book considers these challenges.

Bibliographic Details
Corporate Author: Oxford University Press
Other Authors: Ungar, Wendy J.
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Oxford ; Toronto : Oxford University Press, 2010.
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Online Access:Connect to the full text of this electronic book
Table of Contents:
  • The uniqueness of child heath and challenges to measuring costs and consequences / Wendy J. Ungar, Andreas Gerber
  • The reliability and validity of children's and adolescents' self-reported health / Katherine B. Bevans, Christopher B. Forrest
  • Incorporating caregiver and family effects in economic evaluations of child health / Werner B.F. Brouwer, N. Job A. van Exel, J. Mick Tilford
  • Measurement of health utilities in children / Lillian Sung, Stavros Petrou, Wendy J. Ungar
  • The use of value of information methods in the design and evaluation of clinical trials / Andrew R. Willan
  • Economic evaluations of newborn screening / Scott D. Grosse
  • Economic evaluation in harm prevention: What are the special challenges? Economic evaluation in child protection / Kim Dalziel, Leonie Segal
  • Economic evaluation in child welfare / E. Michael Foster
  • Economic evaluation in fetal alcohol spectrum disorder / Y. Ingrid Goh, Gideon Koren, Wendy J. Ungar
  • Obstacles to the economic evaluation of specialist child and adolescent mental health services / Sarah Byford
  • Is more aggressive treatment of pediatric traumatic brain injury worth it? / J. Mick Tilford, Ali I. Raja
  • Economic evaluations in the management of pediatric asthma / Jonathan D. Campbell, Sean D. Sullivan
  • Economic evaluation of childhood vaccines / Damian G. Walker, Philippe Beutels, Raymond Hutubessy
  • Economic evaluation of dengue prevention / Donald S. Shepard, Jose A. Suaya
  • Economic evaluations of interventions for children in the developing world: the WHO-CHOICE approach / Tessa Tan-Torres Edejer [and others]
  • Evidence-based decision-making in child health: the role of clinical research and economic evaluation / Gillian Currie, Sarah Curtis, Terry Klassen
  • Should health gains by children be given the same value as health gains by adults in an economic evaluation framework? / Stavros Petrou
  • Health technology assessment in child health / Vania Costa, Wendy J. Ungar.