Author Index: P
• WHAT IS THE MOST COST-EFFECTIVE STRATEGY FOR TREATING CHRONIC MYELOID LEUKEMIA AFTER IMATINIB LOSES PATENT EXCLUSIVITY IN THE UNITED STATES?
• SOCIETAL AND POLICY IMPLICATIONS FOR MEDICALLY NECESSARY SERVICES AND PREVENTIVE CARE IN THE U.S. TRANSGENDER POPULATION: A COST-EFFECTIVENESS ANALYSIS
• COST MINIMIZATION OF AFTER HOURS POSTOPERATIVE CARE FOR TRANSPLANT RECIPIENTS
• COMPARING EVIDENCE-BASED DECISION TOOLS TO CHECKLISTS FOR THE PREVENTION OF HOSPITAL-ACQUIRED CONDITIONS: A VALUE OF INFORMATION ANALYSIS
• SOCIETAL AND POLICY IMPLICATIONS FOR MEDICALLY NECESSARY SERVICES AND PREVENTIVE CARE IN THE U.S. TRANSGENDER POPULATION: A COST-EFFECTIVENESS ANALYSIS
• COST MINIMIZATION OF AFTER HOURS POSTOPERATIVE CARE FOR TRANSPLANT RECIPIENTS
• COMPARING EVIDENCE-BASED DECISION TOOLS TO CHECKLISTS FOR THE PREVENTION OF HOSPITAL-ACQUIRED CONDITIONS: A VALUE OF INFORMATION ANALYSIS
• MODELING THE COST EFFECTIVENESS OF NEUROIMAGING-BASED TREATMENT OF ACUTE STROKE PATIENTS WITH UNKNOWN STROKE ONSET TIME
• COMPARATIVE AND COST-EFFECTIVENESS ANALYSES OF LABORATORY-BASED AND NON-LABORATORY-BASED CARDIOVASCULAR RISK SCREENING IN UZBEKISTAN
• EXTRACTING OPERATING CHARACTERISTICS THAT ARE “BAKED INTO” DISEASE ASSOCIATION MEASURES
• METHODS OF DISEASE MODEL CALIBRATION: THEORY AND PRACTICE
• COMPARATIVE AND COST-EFFECTIVENESS ANALYSES OF LABORATORY-BASED AND NON-LABORATORY-BASED CARDIOVASCULAR RISK SCREENING IN UZBEKISTAN
• EXTRACTING OPERATING CHARACTERISTICS THAT ARE “BAKED INTO” DISEASE ASSOCIATION MEASURES
• METHODS OF DISEASE MODEL CALIBRATION: THEORY AND PRACTICE
• VALUING PREFERENCES FOR THE PROCESS AND OUTCOME OF CLINICAL GENETICS SERVICES: A PILOT STUDY
• THE PAY-OFF TIME FRAMEWORK: AN APPLICATION TO A NATIONAL CLINICAL GUIDELINE ON HYPERTENSION
• DEVELOPING A STATED CHOICE EXPERIMENT TO UNDERSTAND PREFERENCES FOR INFORMATION PROVISION IN AN EXPANDED NEWBORN BLOODSPOT SCREENING PROGRAMME
• INVESTIGATING THE FRAMING OF RISK ATTRIBUTES IN A DISCRETE CHOICE EXPERIMENT: AN APPLICATION OF EYE-TRACKING AND THINK ALOUD
• THE PAY-OFF TIME FRAMEWORK: AN APPLICATION TO A NATIONAL CLINICAL GUIDELINE ON HYPERTENSION
• DEVELOPING A STATED CHOICE EXPERIMENT TO UNDERSTAND PREFERENCES FOR INFORMATION PROVISION IN AN EXPANDED NEWBORN BLOODSPOT SCREENING PROGRAMME
• INVESTIGATING THE FRAMING OF RISK ATTRIBUTES IN A DISCRETE CHOICE EXPERIMENT: AN APPLICATION OF EYE-TRACKING AND THINK ALOUD
• THE IMPACT OF ESTIMATING MORTALITY RATES IN COST-EFFECTIVENESS ANALYSIS.: A SIMULATION STUDY
• COST-EFFECTIVENESS ANALYSIS OF PALLIATIVE TEAM CARE FOR PATIENTS NEARING END-OF-LIFE
• META-ANALYSIS OF PREFERENCE-BASED QUALITY OF LIFE VALUES IN CORONARY HEART DISEASE
• WOUND INTERDISCIPLINARY TEAMS (WIT): A COMMUNITY-BASED PRAGMATIC RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL
• COST EFFECTIVENESS ANALYSIS OF SYSTEMATIC REFERRAL TO MULTIDISCIPLINARY WOUND CARE TEAMS IN ONTARIO. EVIDENCE FROM THE WOUND INTERDISCIPLINARY TEAMS (WIT) TRIAL
• COST-EFFECTIVENESS ANALYSIS OF PALLIATIVE TEAM CARE FOR PATIENTS NEARING END-OF-LIFE
• META-ANALYSIS OF PREFERENCE-BASED QUALITY OF LIFE VALUES IN CORONARY HEART DISEASE
• WOUND INTERDISCIPLINARY TEAMS (WIT): A COMMUNITY-BASED PRAGMATIC RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL
• COST EFFECTIVENESS ANALYSIS OF SYSTEMATIC REFERRAL TO MULTIDISCIPLINARY WOUND CARE TEAMS IN ONTARIO. EVIDENCE FROM THE WOUND INTERDISCIPLINARY TEAMS (WIT) TRIAL
• PREDICTORS OF BEHAVIORAL INTERVENTION ATTENDANCE AND CLINICAL APPOINTMENT SHOW RATE FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH SERIOUS MENTAL ILLNESS AND DIABETES
• HEALTH RISK ASSESSMENT SOFTWARE FOR EVERYONE: TESTING THE ASSOCIATION OF NUMERACY WITH ENGAGEMENT, PERCEIVED USEFULNESS AND SATISFACTION
• INTRODUCTION TO STRUCTURAL EQUATION MODELING
• HEALTH RISK ASSESSMENT SOFTWARE FOR EVERYONE: TESTING THE ASSOCIATION OF NUMERACY WITH ENGAGEMENT, PERCEIVED USEFULNESS AND SATISFACTION
• INTRODUCTION TO STRUCTURAL EQUATION MODELING
• THE IMPACT OF ESTIMATING MORTALITY RATES IN COST-EFFECTIVENESS ANALYSIS.: A SIMULATION STUDY
• COST-EFFECTIVENESS ANALYSIS OF PALLIATIVE TEAM CARE FOR PATIENTS NEARING END-OF-LIFE
• COST EFFECTIVENESS ANALYSIS OF SYSTEMATIC REFERRAL TO MULTIDISCIPLINARY WOUND CARE TEAMS IN ONTARIO. EVIDENCE FROM THE WOUND INTERDISCIPLINARY TEAMS (WIT) TRIAL
• COST-EFFECTIVENESS ANALYSIS OF PALLIATIVE TEAM CARE FOR PATIENTS NEARING END-OF-LIFE
• COST EFFECTIVENESS ANALYSIS OF SYSTEMATIC REFERRAL TO MULTIDISCIPLINARY WOUND CARE TEAMS IN ONTARIO. EVIDENCE FROM THE WOUND INTERDISCIPLINARY TEAMS (WIT) TRIAL