Sentence examples for issues of cost effectiveness from inspiring English sources

Advocates for easing the drug laws, from Catholic bishops to prisoners' rights groups to politicians representing the black and Latino communities that bear the brunt of drug crimes and drug laws, point repeatedly to issues of cost, effectiveness and fairness.

Issues of cost effectiveness should also be considered and weighed for increasing the calcium intake by dietary modification or food fortification.

Issues of cost effectiveness must necessarily force the pendulum to swing away from open-ended patient autonomy to a more rational decision-making process that takes into account the medical decision to stop questionable treatment.

The study concluded that while PEG is clearly indicated in patients with HCV-1 infection, it might not be as cost effective in HCV-2 or 3. Siebert et al 62 addressed the issue of cost effectiveness using data from the Manns 43 study.

The issue of cost effectiveness is particularly important for GLP-1 RA/insulin combinations since the only insulins currently approved for this use are the relatively expensive long-acting analogues and GLP-1 RAs are also an expensive class of medications.

However, for most overweight and obese women weight reduction is hard to achieve and up till now, well powered studies addressing the issue of cost effectiveness of lifestyle intervention aiming at weight reduction in overweight and obese women with subfertility are lacking.

First, it is clearly important to establish whether a new service is at least as effective as an existing service, and at present (rightly or wrongly) it is conventional to assess whether a new treatment is effective before considering issues of cost-effectiveness.

That total may have some fat in it for unnecessary stuff, but I wonder how much it can be, given the high health-spending concentration among a few very sick patients and given our cultural trait, especially among conservatives, never to rule out any heroic procedures over issues of cost-effectiveness.

Emerging and prevailing research themes include methodological issues of cost-effectiveness, project management and assessment tools.

Genotyping technologies need to tackle issues of cost-effectiveness, flexibility, and mutiplexability to meet the ever-increasing demands for clinical diagnostics, addressing the future medical paradigm.

Economic issues of cost-effectiveness of IHC or ISH as primary test have been the issue of several previous studies and are still debated [ 10, 11].