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Szerzők:

• Drummond, Michael F.
• Stoddart, Greg L.
• Torrance, George W.

Kiadás:

Kiadó: Oxford University Press
ISBN 0 19 262773 2
1997

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Since its publication in 1987, Methods for economic evaulation of health care programmes has become the standard textbook in this field worldwide. Over the past ten years, the field of economic evaluation in health care has expanded considerably, with rapid rise in the number of published studies, and wider recognition of their use in health care decision making. Developments in economic evaluation have also led to the publication of several guidelines for study methodology, most recently those proposed by the United States Public Health Services Panel.
This new edition of Methods for economic evaulation of health care programmes follows the same basic structure as the first edition. The key methodological principles are outlined using a critical appraisal checklist that can be applied to any published study. The methodological features of the basic forms of analysis (cost analysis, cost-effectiveness analysis, cost-utility analysis, and cot-benefit analysis) are then explained in more detail. The book has been treatly revised and enlarged, especially with respect to cost-utility and cost-benefit analysis, where major methodological developments have taken place. New to this edition are chapters on collecting and analysing data, and presenting and using economic evaluation results.
The new edition will be required for anyone commissioning, undertaking, or using economic evaluations in health care, and will be popular with health service professionals, health economists, and healthcare decision-makers.