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Probabilistic sensitivity analysis
Published 2009Table of Contents: “…Contents: The primary way to account for uncertainty in health economic evaluation is probabilistic sensitivity analysis (PSA) -- PSA is increasingly demanded as a part of economic evaluation to justify a claim of cost-effectiveness for new drugs and procedures -- Economic modeling and uncertainty in economic models -- Three steps for PSA: formulating uncertainty on model inputs, computing the implied uncertainty regarding model outputs, and expressing that uncertainty in ways that are useful to decision makers -- Case study: economic model to assess cost-effectiveness of a new vaccine.…”
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Probabilistic sensitivity analysis
Published 2009Table of Contents: “…Contents: The primary way to account for uncertainty in health economic evaluation is probabilistic sensitivity analysis (PSA) -- PSA is increasingly demanded as a part of economic evaluation to justify a claim of cost-effectiveness for new drugs and procedures -- Economic modeling and uncertainty in economic models -- Three steps for PSA: formulating uncertainty on model inputs, computing the implied uncertainty regarding model outputs, and expressing that uncertainty in ways that are useful to decision makers -- Case study: economic model to assess cost-effectiveness of a new vaccine.…”
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Bayesian methods in health economics
Published 2009Table of Contents: “…Contents: The primary way to account for uncertainty in health economic evaluation is probabilistic sensitivity analysis (PSA) -- PSA is increasingly demanded as a part of economic evaluation to justify a claim of cost-effectiveness for new drugs and procedures -- Economic modeling and uncertainty in economic models -- Three steps for PSA: formulating uncertainty on model inputs, computing the implied uncertainty regarding model outputs, and expressing that uncertainty in ways that are useful to decision makers -- Case study: economic model to assess cost-effectiveness of a new vaccine.…”
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Bayesian methods in health economics
Published 2009Table of Contents: “…Contents: How to express uncertainty about model inputs -- The analysis of the vaccine model exemplifies the basic approaches -- Accounting for data gaps -- Recognizing correlation between uncertain inputs -- Evaluating uncertainty in utilities.…”
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Formulating input uncertainty
Published 2009Table of Contents: “…Contents: How to express uncertainty about model inputs -- The analysis of the vaccine model exemplifies the basic approaches -- Accounting for data gaps -- Recognizing correlation between uncertain inputs -- Evaluating uncertainty in utilities.…”
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Formulating input uncertainty
Published 2009Table of Contents: “…Contents: How to express uncertainty about model inputs -- The analysis of the vaccine model exemplifies the basic approaches -- Accounting for data gaps -- Recognizing correlation between uncertain inputs -- Evaluating uncertainty in utilities.…”
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Bayesian methods in health economics
Published 2009Table of Contents: “…Contents: Application of Bayesian methodology to health economics -- The theory of cost-effectiveness and measures such as the incremental cost-effectiveness ratio and the incremental net benefit -- Statistical methods are needed because there is uncertainty in every aspect of economic evaluation and particularly in the values of the cost-effectiveness measures -- Analysis of data from a trial in which both efficacy and costs are recorded -- Why in practice such trials are not the usual way for economic evaluations to be pursued -- Economic modeling.…”
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Uncertainty in health economic evaluation
Published 2009Table of Contents: “…Contents: Application of Bayesian methodology to health economics -- The theory of cost-effectiveness and measures such as the incremental cost-effectiveness ratio and the incremental net benefit -- Statistical methods are needed because there is uncertainty in every aspect of economic evaluation and particularly in the values of the cost-effectiveness measures -- Analysis of data from a trial in which both efficacy and costs are recorded -- Why in practice such trials are not the usual way for economic evaluations to be pursued -- Economic modeling.…”
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Uncertainty in health economic evaluation
Published 2009Table of Contents: “…Contents: Application of Bayesian methodology to health economics -- The theory of cost-effectiveness and measures such as the incremental cost-effectiveness ratio and the incremental net benefit -- Statistical methods are needed because there is uncertainty in every aspect of economic evaluation and particularly in the values of the cost-effectiveness measures -- Analysis of data from a trial in which both efficacy and costs are recorded -- Why in practice such trials are not the usual way for economic evaluations to be pursued -- Economic modeling.…”
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