Economic Evaluation in Clinical Trials (Handbooks in Health Economic Evaluation)
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Economic Evaluation in Clinical Trials (Handbooks in Health Economic Evaluation)

by Henry A. Glick

Medicine Economics
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Economic Evaluation in Clinical Trials is a key handbook in health economic evaluation, guiding researchers on integrating cost-effectiveness analysis into clinical studies. It provides practical methodologies for assessing economic outcomes in healthcare trials, aiding professionals in making evidence-based decisions on resource use.

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Economic Evaluation in Clinical Trials offers a comprehensive resource for integrating economic analysis into clinical research. As part of the Handbooks in Health Economic Evaluation series, it focuses on methodologies tailored to trial settings.

The book addresses key aspects of evaluating costs and outcomes in healthcare interventions. It emphasizes practical approaches for health economists and clinical investigators.

Readers gain insights into designing evaluations that align with trial protocols. The content supports informed decision-making in resource allocation for medical treatments.

Authored by Henry A. Glick, this volume serves as a vital reference for professionals in health economics and clinical research.

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