Cost assessment of health interventions and diseases

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• who: Education et al. from the Cost elicitation in health economic assessment is always a challenging and time-consuming taskThe use of consensual methodological standards is the best strategy to obtain robust and credible cost estimates. The elicited cost estimates can then be used to describe the economic impact of either a disease as a whole, or a specific diagnostic or therapeutic strategy in a given medical context. They can also be used to compare them with another disease or another reference strategy: in this context, cost assessments are one of the two pillars of health technology . . .
  

   

  

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