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Economic evidence for a watch-and-wait strategy in patients with clinical complete response following neoadjuvant chemoradiotherapy for rectal cancer: a systematic review and a subject-specific critical appraisal

Thapa S, Payne K, Praveen, Malcomson L, Renehan AG.   +4 more
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Current and future costs of cancer

European Journal of Cancer, 1994
Cancer costs in the Netherlands amounted to 4.8% of health care costs in 1988. For five cancer types, and a sixth group covering all other malignancies, costs were broken down by age, sex and disease phase. They showed a remarkably similar pattern of medical consumption.
Koopmanschap, M. A., Van Roijen, L., Bonneux, L., Barendregt, J. J.   +3 more
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The current cost of nuclear medicine

Nuclear Medicine Communications, 1990
In the light of the control of expenditure and changes in radiopharmaceutical costs, changes in study protocols, new investigation procedures and inappropriate placing in Korner categories, the BNMS Council set up a working party to derive an agreed set of costings for Nuclear Medicine techniques.
S E, Clarke, K, Harding, M, Buxton-Thomas, R, Shields, T M, Buxton   +4 more
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Current-Cost Deepreciation: Estimation and Optimization

IMA Journal of Management Mathematics, 1986
Summary: In recent years, current-cost accounting (CCA) has received considerable attention throughout the Western industrialized world. However, both in the academic and professional literature, the debate over the utility of CCA has been almost exclusively confined to the theoretical level.
Tippett, Mark, Craig, Russell
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Costs of the Current U.S. Payments System

Communications of the ACM, 1979
While some valuable information is available on the economics of the U.S. payments system, much more information is needed. It is needed because we are introducing a new payment method—EFT systems—to the three—cash, checks, and credit cards—that existed before.
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Current Cost Accounting

Managerial Finance, 1976
In July 1973 the UK government announced that a special committee of enquiry was to be set up “to consider whether, and if so how, company accounts should allow for changes in costs and prices, having regard to established accounting conventions based on historic costs, the proposal for current general purchasing power accounting put forward by the ...
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