Economic Evaluation in the US
Abstract
In this paper we consider the evolving American healthcare landscape and what it means for the use of economic evaluation of health interventions. We emphasise that use of economic evaluation in the US is unlikely to follow the European, Canadian or Australian models, which use cost effectiveness openly and explicitly, given the decentralised manner in which American healthcare is organised, financed and delivered, as well as different political...
Paper Details
Title
Economic Evaluation in the US
Published Date
Jan 1, 2006
Journal
Volume
24
Issue
11
Pages
1163 - 1168
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