Background The Medical Research Council published the second edition of its framework in
2006 on developing and evaluating complex interventions. Since then, there have been …

Introduction The predominant method of economic evaluation is cost–utility analysis, which
uses cardinal preference elicitation methods, including the standard gamble and time trade …

Best-worst scaling (BWS) is an extension of the method of paired comparison to multiple
choices that asks participants to choose both the most and the least attractive options or …

Purpose To identify and analyse research on the use of economic evaluation in health
services accreditation. Data sources Seven online health and economic databases, and key …

Abstract Number of well-known contagious diseases exist around the world that mainly
include HIV, Hepatitis B, influenzas etc., among these, a recently contested coronavirus …

The purpose of economic evaluation is to inform decisions intended to improve healthcare.
The new edition of Methods for the Economic Evaluation of Health Care Programmes equips …

A broad-ranging introduction to the provision, funding and governance of health care across
a variety of systems. This revised fifth edition incorporates additional material on low/middle …

Cost-Benefit Analysis: Theory and Application provides the theoretical foundation for a
general framework within which costs and benefits are identified and assessed from a …

Health economics is a relatively new discipline, essentially characterised by the integration
of different expertise and perspectives. Clearly, the clinical aspect is fundamental and the …

Health economists are currently debating, with some suspicion, the relative merits of cost-
benefit analysis (CBA), grounded in theoretical welfare economics, and the proliferation of …