We present a bibliometric analysis of recently published full economic evaluations of health
interventions and reflect critically on the implications of our findings for this growing field. We …

Background The economic benefits of healthcare research require study so that appropriate
resources can be allocated to this research, particularly in developing countries. As a first …

Background If evaluation of economic evidence is to be used increasingly in Saudi Arabia, a
review of the published literature would be useful to inform policy decision-makers of the …

There are marked differences in methods used for undertaking economic evaluations across
low‐income, middle‐income, and high‐income countries. We outline the most apparent …

Background Health science is evolving extremely rapidly at worldwide level. There is a large
volume of articles about health economics that are published each year. The main purpose …

In this paper, we take a bibliometric tour of the last forty years of health economics using
bibliographic “metadata” from EconLit supplemented by citation data from Google Scholar …

Abstract Background Collaboration between Sub-Saharan African researchers is important
for the generation and transfer of health technology assessment (HTA) evidence, in order to …

In many countries, including Thailand, there is an increasing impetus to use economic
evaluation to allow more explicit and transparent healthcare priority setting. However, an …

Objectives: The aim of this study was to demonstrate the best way of identifying all relevant
published health economic evaluation studies, which have increased in number rapidly in …

Public health authorities around the world are increasingly using economic evaluation to set
priorities and inform decision making in health policy, especially in the development of …