Sentence examples similar to substantiate the cost-effectiveness from inspiring English sources

Insofar, our results substantiate the potential cost-effectiveness of ticagrelor over 12 months compared to clopidogrel in the country-specific German health care setting at the current price level for patients receiving ticagrelor with ASA low dose and for subgroups NSTEMI/UA and STEMI.

In order to optimise the cost-effectiveness of active surveillance to substantiate freedom from disease, a new approach using targeted sampling of farms was developed and applied on the example of infectious bovine rhinotracheitis (IBR) and enzootic bovine leucosis (EBL) in Switzerland.

Many other studies have examined the link between allergens in the home and asthma, but the evidence of clinical significance and the cost-effectiveness of home-based interventions needs to be further substantiated (Morgan et al. 2004; NAS 2000).

Costs and effects of the three intervention scenarios were plotted on the cost-effectiveness plane to illustrate cost-effectiveness.

While much of the quantitative evidence indeed substantiated the cost-increasing effect of new technology overall, the broader spectrum of evidence (eg, cost-effectiveness studies, descriptive analyses) suggests that the relationship between technological advances and health care expenditure is not straightforward or static.

The cost-effectiveness of vaccination against Lyme disease.

The cost-effectiveness of four treatments for marijuana dependence.

"Evaluating the cost-effectiveness of preventive zinc supplementation". BMC Public Health 14 (14: 852.

Clinic variation in the cost-effectiveness of contingency management.

To evaluate the cost-effectiveness of reablement.

OBJECTIVE: To quantify the cost-effectiveness of the WISEWOMAN program.