Health technology assessment in the cost - disutility plane 1 2
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Health technology assessment in the cost-disutility plane.
Previously, comparisons of multiple strategies in health technology assessment have been undertaken on the incremental cost-effectiveness plane using efficiency frontiers and cost-effectiveness acceptability curves. This article proposes shifting the comparison of multiple strategies to the cost-disutility plane. Evidence-based decision making requires comparison of all strategies against each ...
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تاریخ انتشار 2007