In related articles cost-effectiveness results and second stage filter considerations for each intervention assessed will be presented and analysed.
Sir, With reference to the study by Ward et al (2006), the article compares the cost effectiveness of oral fluoropyrimidine treatment for mCRC vs intravenously administered therapies.
That is a relatively cheap way to obtain valuable information for decision-makers and one example of that is the article: Modeling the cost effectiveness of injury interventions in lower and middle income countries: opportunities and challenges by Bishai and Hyder [ 38].
Although many articles referred to the cost effectiveness of computer-tailored interventions [ 18– 25, 27, 29] 29], only one reported on any basic economic measures for their intervention such as costs.
Purpose of the study presented in this article is to compare (cost) effectiveness of two THA techniques: computer-navigated MIS and a conventional technique.
The literature search identified 6 original articles boarding cost-effectiveness of HPV vaccination in Brazilian scenario.
None of the earlier articles on cost-effectiveness investigated or even mentioned this phenomenon.
In addition five articles discussing cost-effectiveness of biosimilars [ 45– 49] were not included because evidence on efficacy and safety was not analysed as a part of this review.
Of all peer-reviewed articles on cost-effectiveness analysis published by journals in 2007, only 7% were set in developing nations and just eight were in Africa [ 4].
This article is a joint publication by Cost Effectiveness and Resource Allocation, BJOG: An International Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, BMC Medicine, BMJ, Clinical Therapeutics, The European Journal of Health Economics, International Journal of Technology Assessment in Health Care, Journal of Medical Economics, Pharmacoeconomics and Value in Health.
Trial results and cost effectiveness will be reported in future articles.
