Incremental Cost Per Quality-adjusted Life Year Gained? The Need for Alternative Methods to Evaluate Medical Interventions for Ultra-rare Disorders
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Incremental Cost Per Quality-adjusted Life Year Gained? The Need for Alternative Methods to Evaluate Medical Interventions for Ultra-rare Disorders
2013 Value in health
Schlander, M. | Garattini, S. | Kolominsky-Rabas, P. | Nord, E. | Persson, U. | Postma, M. | Richardson, J. | Simoens, S. | Sola Morales, O. | Tolley, K. | Toumi, M. |
Volume: 16,
Issue: 7,
Pages: A324,
methods, Medicine, standards, Prevalence, economic evaluation, model,
To critically appraise the problems posed by the systematic valuation of interventions for ultra-rare disorders using conventional health economic analysis methods.
