An economic analysis is a process in which business owners gain a clear picture of the existing economic climate, as it relates to their company's ability to thrive. Economists, statisticians, and ...

To review economic evaluations of genetic interventions published between 2004 and 2009 and assess the quality of the identified studies, we searched for economic evaluations of genetic testing and ...

Decision makers must make decisions without complete information. That uncertainty can be decreased when economic evaluations use local data and can be quantified by considering the variability of all ...

Correspondence to Professor Steven M McPhail, Australian Centre for Health Services Innovation, Queensland University of Technology, Kelvin Grove, QLD 4059, Australia; steven.mcphail{at}qut.edu.au ...

Proposal for a Novel Methodology to Screen And Score Cost Versus Survival for Anticancer Drugs in Metastatic Disease: Could Cost Weigh in Evaluation? “Everything should be made as simple as possible, ...

The UK sets the bar for economic evaluation, and thus represents a powerhouse of knowledge in the health economics space. Our Health Economics Team have a wealth of experience, which enables them to ...

This section is adapted from chapter 7 in The guidelines manual (NICE 2009). Health economics is about using resources efficiently to improve the population's health. Health economic analysis and ...

We have particular expertise conducting economic evaluations on social care. Research has been undertaken on the cost-effectiveness of care and support services (such as telecare and telehealth, ...

Since the School of Health and Related Research's inception in 1994 health economists and mathematical modellers have been working together to produce cost effectiveness analyses for local and ...

This research theme aims to facilitate discussion and collaboration in relation to the practical and methodological challenges of conducting economic evaluations alongside trials, and to share good ...