Titlebook: Standards for the Socioeconomic Evaluation of Health Care Services; Bryan R. Luce,Anne Elixhauser,A. J. Culyer (Prof.) Book 1990 Springer-

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Socioeconomic Evaluations: an Executive Summaryraling medical costs as well as the unique burden associated with managing chronic disease have sensitized health care decision-makers in both the private and the public sector to the problems of scarce resources and multiple competing interventions. These problems have pressed decision-makers to ex

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Framework of the Evaluationin Chap. 3, a socioeconomic evaluation ideally examines all benefits and all costs that accrue to all people over all time relative to all possible alternatives. However, because resources are limited, it is necessary to compromise and to restrict the framework of the evaluation. The focus of a stud

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Assessing Costshis more apparent than in the assessment of costs. While the process of identifying resources and assigning monetary costs may seem relatively straightforward, there are numerous problems that confront researchers during this process. The identification of costs and the problems that can arise are t