… health utilities index is useful in clinical studies and in population health surveys, as well as
in costutility analyses… costutility analysis is that the consequences not only are counted (as in …

… Health effects in cost–effectiveness analysis are commonly … , cost–effectiveness analyses
show us how much health “… for health decision-makers, when trying to relate costs to clinical …

… cost-effectiveness analysis. CUA uses metrics such as the quality-adjusted life year (QALY)
to assess the effectiveness … to specific implications of using CUA for evaluating mental health …

… states of health. The most widely used utility based measure in cost-utility analysis is the …
As their full implications for primary care become evident, even these may be seen as two …

… Our study is composed of a systematic review and a “what-if” analysis. First, we systematically
review cost-utility analyses (CUAs), a subgroup of CEAs that quantify health benefits in …

… elicited and used in cost utility analysis. In essence, it is … in cost utility analysis to inform
health sector decisions in many countries can be applied irrespective of the duration of the health …

… Valuing the health of children for cost-utility or cost-benefit analysis poses a number of
additional challenges when compared with valuing adult health. Some of these challenges relate …

… gross health impacts into “net” health impacts, accounting for the distribution of health opportunity
costs … Case 1 illustrates a case in which the health opportunity costs are assumed to be …

… effects” related to costs and health outcomes are considered in pediatric cost-utility analyses
(CUAs)… was incorporated into analyses, and how the inclusion of spillover health effects and …

… (CEA), and cost-utility analysis (CUA) organize the available … intervention gives the greatest
benefit proportional to its cost?”. … constraints the implications of the analysis may be clear. For …