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Economic evaluation of health care : cautions for the developing country context
Health economics has expanded enormously as a sub-discipline in the last four decades, drawing primarily on the theoretical foundations of welfare economics. The toolkit for the economic evaluation of health care now extends from the humble cost-minimisation exercise, through cost effectiveness meas...
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Centre for Actuarial Research (CARE)
2015
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