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    Family Spillover Effects: Are Economic Evaluations Misrepresenting the Value of Healthcare Interventions to Society?

    The societal impacts of health interventions are seldom incorporated into health economic evaluations, including the impact that illness can have on informal or unpaid caregivers and other family members (i.e....

    Ashley A. Leech, Pei-Jung Lin… in Applied Health Economics and Health Policy (2023)

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    Supply-Side Cost-Effectiveness Thresholds: Questions for Evidence-Based Policy

    There is growing interest in cost-effectiveness thresholds as a tool to inform resource allocation decisions in health care. Studies from several countries have sought to estimate health system opportunity cos...

    Chris Sampson, Bernarda Zamora, Sam Watson… in Applied Health Economics and Health Policy (2022)

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    Family and Caregiver Spillover Effects in Cost-Utility Analyses of Alzheimer’s Disease Interventions

    Alzheimer’s disease or dementia can impose a significant burden on family and other informal caregivers. This study investigated how the inclusion of family/informal caregiver spillover effects in a cost-utili...

    Pei-Jung Lin, Brittany D’Cruz, Ashley A. Leech, Peter J. Neumann… in PharmacoEconomics (2019)

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    Cost-Effectiveness Thresholds: the Past, the Present and the Future

    Cost-effectiveness (CE) thresholds are being discussed more frequently and there have been many new developments in this area; however, there is a lack of understanding about what thresholds mean and their imp...

    Praveen Thokala, Jessica Ochalek, Ashley A. Leech, Thaison Tong in PharmacoEconomics (2018)