[eBook Code] Evidence-Based Health Economics (eBook Code, 1st)

Contributors.

Preface.

1. From effectiveness to efficiency: an introduction to evidence-based health economics (Cam Donaldson, Miranda Mugford and Luke Vale).

2. Using systematic reviews in economic evaluation: the basic principles (Cam Donaldson, Miranda Mugford and Luke Vale).

3. Reviewing economic evidence alongside systematic reviews of effectiveness: example of neonatal exogenous surfactant (Miranda Mugford).

4. The place of economic analyses in systematic reviews: a clinician’s viewpoint (Cindy Farquhar and Paul Brown).

5. Evidence-based economic evaluation: how the use of different data sources can impact results (Douglas Coyle and Karen M. Lee).

6. Methodological quality of economic evaluations of health care intervention – evidence from systematic reviews (Tom Jefferson, Luke Vale and Vittorio Demicheli).

7. Effectiveness estimates in economic evaluation (Vittorio Demicheli, Tom Jefferson and Luke Vale).

8. Criteria list for conducting systemic reviews based on economic evaluation studies – the CHEC project (Andre Ament, Silvia Evers, Marielle Goossens, Henrica de Vet and Maurits van Tulder).

9. Evaluating economic interventions: a role for non-randomised designs? (Ivar Sønbø Kristiansen and Toby Gosden).

10. Making the problem fit the solution: evidence-based decision making and "Dolly" economics (Stephen Birch).

11. Evidence-based medicine meets economic evaluation – an agenda for research (Michael Drummond).

12. Glossary of terms for health economics and systematic review (Gillian Currie and Braden Manns).

Index