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Evaluating alternative plan configurations: A cost-effectiveness approach

Papers of the Regional Science Association, 1973
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Economic evaluation of anti-malarial drug policies across presidential regimes in Nigeria: A comparative analysis from 1999 to present. [PDF]

PLoS One
Elendu C.
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Economic evaluation of ponatinib vs reference and generic imatinib in front-line management of philadelphia chromosome-positive acute lymphoblastic leukemia: A value dilemma. [PDF]

J Manag Care Spec Pharm
Amamoo RS, Schuerman B, Obeng-Kusi M, Yun S, Erstad B, Abraham I.   +5 more
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Cost-effectiveness of levonorgestrel intrauterine system versus hysteroscopic niche resection for caesarean scar-related spotting in China: an economic evaluation alongside a randomised controlled trial. [PDF]

BMJ Open
Zhu C, Wang Y, Yan L, Zhao X, Xia W, He C, Xu H, Zhang J, Mol BW, Huirne J, Zhu Q.   +10 more
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Cost-effective evaluation of impotence

Urology, 1986
Two hundred consecutive men presenting with a chief complaint of impotence have been evaluated with a protocol involving one or two outpatient visits. The initial evaluation for all patients consisted of a history taken in a conventional manner and supplemented by a patient-completed sexual function questionnaire, physical examination, serum ...
T J, Maatman, D K, Montague, L M, Martin
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Optimum investments in project evaluations: When are cost-effectiveness analyses cost-effective?

Journal of Medical Systems, 1996
This manuscript extends the classical models of the value of information to ask whether a hospital's net financial return is ever maximized by a cost-effectiveness analysis of retrospective data when watchful waiting and a full randomized clinical trial are alternative methodologies.
Woodward, Robert, Boxerman, Stuart B, Schinitzler, Mark A, Dunagan, Wm. Claiborne   +3 more
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Cost-effective evaluation of the vestibular patient

Current Opinion in Otolaryngology & Head & Neck Surgery, 2011
There is in existence a large array of sophisticated equipment to assess patients with complaints of dizziness and imbalance. Many vestibular tests are expensive to administer. In an era of evidence-based medicine and economic austerity, the appropriate utilization of such tests is of paramount importance.
John S, Phillips, Arthur I, Mallinson, Mohamed A, Hamid   +2 more
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The Cost-Effective Evaluation of Syncope

Medical Clinics of North America, 2016
Syncope is a common clinical problem that carries a high socioeconomic burden. A structured approach in the evaluation of syncope with special emphasis on a detailed history, comprehensive physical examination that includes orthostatic vital signs, and an electrocardiogram, proves to be the most cost-effective approach.
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Evaluating the Cost-Effectiveness of Orthodontic Provision

Dental Update, 2004
The assessment of orthodontic provision is important to determine if treatment was necessary and undertaken appropriately. The ICON objectively quantifies orthodontic treatment need, complexity and outcome and is a valuable occlusal index in the assessment effectiveness of orthodontic care.
S, Richmond, C J, Phillips, F, Dunstan, C, Daniels, P, Durning, F, Leahy   +5 more
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Evaluation of a cost-effective loads approach

Journal of Spacecraft and Rockets, 1976
A shock spectra/impedance method for loads predictions is used to estimate member loads for the Viking Orbiter, a 7800-lb interplanetary spacecraft that has been designed using transient loads analysis techniques. The transient loads analysis approach leads to a lightweight structure but requires complex and costly analyses.
J. GARBA, B. WADA, R. BARNFORD, M. TRUBERT   +3 more
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