A key recommendation of the recent Panel on Cost-Effectiveness in Health and Med icine
was that cost-effectiveness analyses be carried out from a societal perspective. The authors …

Background: Dental trauma occur in childhood and adolescence with consequences in time
and costs for both patient and family. The scientific knowledge of these matters is scarce. For …

Which costs and benefits to consider in economic evaluations of healthcare interventions
remains an area of much controversy. Unrelated medical costs in life-years gained is an …

Study Design. Cost-utility evaluation of a randomized, controlled trial with a 4-to 8-year
follow-up. Objective. To investigate the incremental cost per quality-adjusted-life-year …

The cost of influenza in less wealthy tropical countries is needed to inform national vaccine
policy decisions. Between September 2003 and August 2004, we prospectively identified …

The quantifiable costs associated with human disease and illness are typically categorized
into two unique components, including direct and indirect costs. Direct costs usually …

In this paper we develop a framework to categorize the concepts used to estimate indirect
costs in economic evaluation. We apply this framework in a literature review of economic …

Abstract Background The Second Panel on Cost Effectiveness in Health and Medicine
recommended that cost-effectiveness analyses (CEA) explicitly incorporate the valuation of …

Given its societal importance, unpaid work should be included in economic evaluations of
health care technology aiming to take a societal perspective. However, in practice this does …

Objective Stroke places a huge burden on society in terms of premature death, disability,
and costs of care. Increasingly, the cost‐effectiveness of new interventions needs to be …