Price indices for information and communication technology industries: an application to the German PC market [PDF]
Changing product quality, rapid technological progress, and short product life cycles make it difficult to compute indices that correctly reflect the true price movements of IT products. This paper assesses the differences between traditional and quality
Moch, Dietmar
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Empirical Monetary Valuation of a Quality-Adjusted Life-Year in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia: A Willingness-to-Pay Analysis. [PDF]
Bazarbashi S +7 more
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QALY-time: experts' view on the use of the quality-adjusted LIFE year in COST-effectiveness analysis in palliative care. [PDF]
Wichmann AB +8 more
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The value of health at different ages [PDF]
Is the value of being healthy the same across all ages? The standard practice of economic evaluation assumes so, and does not discriminate between a QALY (Quality Adjusted Life Year) to an elderly person and one to a child.
Aki Tsuchiya
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Quantifying Disease Severity in Health Technology Assessment in Japan: A Retrospective Analysis Using Quality-Adjusted Life-Year Shortfalls. [PDF]
Enami M, Yuasa A, Ikeda S.
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Willingness to pay for a quality-adjusted life year among advanced non-small cell lung cancer patients in Viet Nam, 2018. [PDF]
Ha TV +8 more
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Benefits beyond health in the willingness to pay for a quality-adjusted life-year. [PDF]
de Vries LM, Brouwer WBF, van Baal PHM.
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"Blanket rules just don't work": Qualitative exploration of the relative value of child and adult quality-adjusted life year (QALY) gains for health technology assessment. [PDF]
Sellars M +4 more
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Willingness to Pay for a Quality-Adjusted Life Year among Gastrointestinal Cancer Patients at a Tertiary Hospital of Vietnam, 2022. [PDF]
Tran BT +6 more
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Favourable cost-benefit in an early defibrillation program using dual dispatch of ambulance and fire services in out-of-hospital cardiac arrest [PDF]
Aims: Out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA) is fatal without treatment and time to defibrillation is an extremely important factor in relation to survival.
Hollenberg, Jacob +3 more
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