Abstract Background and Objectives Globally, a number of countries have developed
guidelines that describe the design and conduct of economic evaluations as part of health …

Background Promotion of physical activity (PA) among populations is a global health
investment. However, evidence on economic aspects of PA is sparse and scattered in low …

Background Policymakers in high-, low-, and middle-income countries alike face
challenging choices about resource allocation in health. Economic evaluation can be useful …

This paper represents the first research attempt to estimate the probabilities of Vietnamese
patients falling into destitution due to financial burdens occurring during a curative hospital …

There are marked differences in methods used for undertaking economic evaluations across
low‐income, middle‐income, and high‐income countries. We outline the most apparent …

Background It is an unresolved issue as to whether cost-benefit analysis (CBA) or cost-
effectiveness analysis (CEA) is the preferable analytical toolkit for use in health technology …

Background There is increasing interest in estimating the broader benefits of public health
interventions beyond those captured in traditional cost-utility analyses. Cost-benefit analysis …

Background: We examined the similarities and differences between studies using two
common metrics used in cost-effectiveness analyses (CEAs): cost per quality-adjusted life …

Objectives To describe all published articles that have conducted comparisons of model-
based effectiveness and cost-effectiveness results in the field of vaccination. Specific …

Background Sepsis, characterized by organ dysfunction due to presumed or proven
infection, has a case-fatality over 20% in severe cases in low-and-middle income countries …