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Indirect Costs and Cost-Effectiveness Analysis
Value in Health, 2006 This article examines the methodological implications of the societal perspective in cost-effectiveness analyses in which the costs of health-care interventions are defined as the sums of direct and indirect costs. In the model of cost-effectiveness analysis in which the planner distributes patients among many treatments for many illnesses, the ...
Richard L. Ernst
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Costs and cost-minimisation analysis. [PDF]
BMJ, 1993 Whatever kind of economic evaluation you plan to undertake, the costs must be assessed. In health care these are first of all divided into costs borne by the NHS (like drugs), by patients and their families (like travel), and by the rest of society (like health education).
Ray Robinson
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Learning Together; part 2: training costs and health gain – a cost analysis
Education for Primary Care, 2016 Katherine Cullen +3 more
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COST ANALYSIS OF MOTORCYCLE ACCIDENT VICTIMS AT A UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL: PERSPECTIVES FROM 2017 AND 2020 [PDF]
Acta Ortopédica Brasileira, 2023 Introduction: Motorcycle accidents constitute a public health problem that affects public and private health services due to the expenses of the victim's treatment and rehabilitation.
Amanda Baptistella +3 more
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Determinants of Hospital Inpatient Costs in the Iranian Elderly: A Micro-costing Analysis [PDF]
Journal of Preventive Medicine and Public Health, 2020 Objectives Aging is assumed to be accompanied by greater health care expenditures. The objective of this retrospective, bottom-up micro-costing study was to identify and analyze the variables related to increased health care costs for the elderly from ...
Ebrahim Hazrati +4 more
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Health facility cost of caesarean delivery at tertiary level hospital in Tunisia using time-driven activity-based costing [PDF]
BMC Pregnancy and ChildbirthBackground The majority of maternal deaths are preventable, and it is important to mention that most causes can be treated by caesarean section. Meanwhile, the rate of caesarean deliveries has been increasing worldwide in an unprecedented way over the ...
Amel amara +6 more
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Application Of Activity-Based Costing Method in The Eestimate of Cataract Surgery Cost
Asia Pacific Journal of Health Management, 2023 Objective: Hospital managers need to have accurate information about actual costs to make efficient and effective decisions. Activity-based costing (ABC) is put forward as an alternative, more accurate costing method to calculate the cost of medical ...
Azadeh Chatrrouz +2 more
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Replacing ultra-processed foods with fresh foods to meet the dietary recomendations: a matter of cost? [PDF]
Cadernos de Saúde Pública, 2022 The study aimed to analyze the economic impact of the adoption of optimized and nutritionally balanced diets to Brazilian families, considering the Brazilian dietary guidelines and the economic disparities of the population.
Emanuella Gomes Maia +4 more
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International Journal of Health Policy and Management, 2020 Background: Over the past decade, many hospitals have adopted hybrid operating rooms (ORs). As resources are limited, these ORs have to prove themselves in adding value.
Sejal Patel +7 more
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