Titlebook: Medical Decision Making; A Health Economic Pr Stefan Felder,Thomas Mayrhofer Textbook 20111st edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 201

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Introduction,Chapter 1 introduces the topic of the book, describes its content and summarizes the main results.

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Basic Tools in Medical Decision Making,We introduce the basic tools of medical decision making such as the prevalence rate and sensitivity and specificity of a test. Illustrations, examples and exercises are provided to motivate the reader for the subsequent chapters and to acquaint him with the tool kit.

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Treatment Decisions Under Comorbidity Risk,This chapter introduces the role of uncontrollable risks such as comorbidity for the physician’s decisions. With this kind of risk underlying his test and treatment decisions, the concept of prudence becomes relevant. We demonstrate that prudent decision makers act even earlier than simply risk averse ones.

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Optimal Strategy for Multiple Diagnostic Tests,complicates the task for the decision maker. He has to decide on the positivity criterion for the composite test, which can be conjunctive or disjunctive, and on the order of the tests if he uses them sequentially. If testing is potentially harmful, it is easy to understand that sequential testing always dominates parallel tests.

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,A Test’s Total Value of Information,t of a test’s total value of information over the entire prevalence range within which it is used. To gain a dimensionless measure we compare a given test with a perfect test. The resulting performance index lies between zero and one, where zero implies a useless test and one a perfect one.