… Cost-effectiveness analysis (CEA) is an economic method used to determine if health care
interventions yield sufficient improvement in health to justify their cost. CEA has the promise of …

… use of cost-effectiveness information in health policy and … analysis of the relative cost-effectiveness
of interventions for reducing … to broader priority-setting exercises at the national level. …

… Individual preferences do not directly convert into affordability considering that individual
valuation of health benefits is detached from the budget-setting process and can only very …

… Cost–Effectiveness’ (ACE) initiative in priority setting from Australia. It commences with why
priority setting is … constitutes an ‘ideal’ approach to priority setting. A checklist to guide priority …

… This comparative analysis examined the cost–effectiveness of music therapy as a procedural
support in the pediatric healthcare setting. Many healthcare organizations are actively …

… The lack of a common set of techniques in cost-effectiveness analysis has restrained the
applicability of these studies in a policy context. As it sought an affordable means to ensure …

… The main contribution of this paper is to show how cost-effectiveness evidence can be …
Given the important role of equity criteria in healthcare priority setting, HTA’s and, in particular, …

… health care priority setting and should be considered in addition to cost-effectiveness analysis…
The guidance, in the form of a checklist, is especially targeted at decision makers who set …

… Calculations of the effect of spending US $1 million or the total cost and health gain in a
population of 1 million people offer ways of looking at such choices. Equity, poverty, and risk of …

… a threshold for assessing the cost-effectiveness of an intervention. … cost-effectiveness
literature from the 1980s. The use of $50,000 as a benchmark for assessing the cost-effectiveness …