Sentence examples for cost effectiveness studies for from inspiring English sources

Research has shown the efficacy of rotavirus and pneumococcal vaccines in preventing diarrhoea and pneumonia in children [ 12, 13], and our study findings can be integrated into cost effectiveness studies for these vaccines.

A recent review of cost effectiveness studies for such face to face health behaviour interventions addressing smoking cessation found favourable cost effectiveness ratios for smoking cessation programs compared to preventative pharmaceutical and invasive interventions [ 35].

A full cost effectiveness study for this intervention [ 32] found an incremental cost-effectiveness ratio (ICER) of US$302 per disability adjusted life years (DALY) averted compared with the status quo.

Previous cost effectiveness studies of teriparatide treatment for PMO patients in Sweden have been published by Lundkvist [ 14] and Borgström [ 29].

Cost-effectiveness studies, for example, are routinely used to determine the eligibility of health technologies such as pharmaceuticals for coverage under national or provincial health plans.

No cost-effectiveness studies for rotigotine were identified at the present time.

The literature search identified 6 cost-effectiveness studies for tiotropium and salmeterol.

There are few recent cost-effectiveness studies for PSA screening and results are ambiguous (Crawford and Abrahamsson, 2008).

There is also a need to conduct cost-effectiveness studies for different settings, particularly low and middle income countries.

That is, we need formal effectiveness and cost-effectiveness studies for all medical services or at the very least consider cost when developing guidelines or making coverage decisions.

Several cost-effectiveness studies for treatment intervention in PHN have been published, but they include different efficacy outcomes, different formulations and the results are often conflicting.