This is the first study assessing how the cost-effectiveness of TKR varies with OKS and the first assessing the clinical/economic implications of the newly introduced rationing criteria.
We further analyzed the implications of introducing the concept of degree of confidence, based on the estimated point variances, into the estimates of some of the indices.
Implications of impairments introduced in the interstellar medium, such as dispersion, scattering, Doppler, noise, and signal attenuation are discussed.
We wanted to understand the implications of introducing the guidelines, based on our current practice.
The study called attention to the serious implications of introduced diseases that act rapidly and severely to affect common widespread wildlife species that are key components of natural ecosystems.
Finally, the article discusses the main implications of the review and introduces propositions to guide future research.
In addition to the efficacy of IPTi, the costs associated with introducing and successfully delivering the intervention as part of an integrated health system have been studied in detail [7], as have the policy implications of introducing and sustaining the delivery of IPTi [2], [8], [9] and the perceptions of the communities who have received IPTi[10], [11].
Except for a few key exceptions (Noorda et al. 2007; Bredenoord et al. 2011) the implications of introducing new technologies into the clinic have been missing from the debate.
Since 1993 in Australia, pharmaceutical companies have had to submit an economic study on the implications of introducing new drugs in order for the government to consider placing the drug on the formulary for government reimbursement.
