Medical economics.
Overview
| Works: | 75 works in 45 publications in 45 languages | |
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Fads, fallacies and foolishness in medical care management and policy /
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Disease, diagnoses, and dollarsfacing the ever-expanding market for medical care /
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Evidence-based decisions and economics :health care, social welfare, education and criminal justice.
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Evaluating investments in health care systemshealth technology assessment /
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Sustainable development for the healthcare industryreprogramming the healthcare value chain /
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Cost effectiveness modelling for health technology assessmenta practical course /
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The new health bioeconomyR&D policy and innovation for the twenty-first century /
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Health and prosperityefficient health systems for thriving nations in the 21st century /
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The economics of addictive behaviours.Volume I,The private and social costs of smoking and their remedies
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Health economics from theory to practiceoptimally informing joint decisions of research, reimbursement and regulation with health system budget constraints and community objectives /
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The economics of addictive behaviours.Volume II,The private and social costs of the abuse of alcohol and their remedies
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The economics of addictive behaviours.the private and social costs of overeating and their remedies /Volume IV
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Health technology assessment in Japanpolicy, pharmacoeconomic methods and guidelines, value, and beyond /
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Integrating the organization of health services, worker wellbeing and quality of caretowards healthy healthcare /
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The healthcare efficiency revolutiona mid-level managers' manual for professional development /
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Financing health and social carebringing health economics back into public policy /
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