Objective.—This article, the third in a 3-part series, describes recommendations for the
reporting of cost-effective analyses (CEAs) intended to improve the quality and accessibility …

Cost-of-illness (COI) was the first economic evaluation technique used in the health field.
The principal aim was to measure the economic burden of illness to society. Its usefulness …

Applied research organizations invest a great deal of time, and research funders invest a
great deal of money generating and (one hopes) transferring research knowledge that could …

The aim of the study was to determine whether the total cost estimate of a hospital service
remains reliable when the cost components of bottom-up microcosting were replaced by the …

Aim Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) is a common mental health condition with high
patterns of service utilisation of inpatient and community treatment. Over the past five years …

Objectives: In 2000, the first “Dutch Manual for Costing: Methods and Reference Prices for
Economic Evaluations in Healthcare” was published, followed by an updated version in …

Measuring the decision-making impact of applied health research should constitute a core
function for many research funders and research organizations. Different target audiences …

After a long hiatus, psychiatry is undergoing a resurgence of interest in psychedelic drugs as
therapy for a wide range of mental health disorders Accumulating clinical evidence suggests …

Objectives The objective of the present study was to measure and compare the direct costs
of intensive care unit (ICU) days at seven ICU departments in Germany, Italy, the …

One focus of health economics is the trade-off between limited resources and the (health)
needs of a community. Costeffectiveness analysis (CEA), while being one of the most …