Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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10485135 | Value in Health | 2014 | 7 Pages |
Abstract
By allowing all the relevant data to be incorporated in estimating clinical effectiveness outcomes, multivariate meta-analysis can improve the estimation of health utilities estimated through mapping methods. While reduced uncertainty may have an effect on decisions based on economic evaluation of new health technologies, the use of short-term surrogate end points can allow for early decisions. More research is needed to determine the circumstances under which uncertainty is reduced.
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Authors
Sylwia PhD, John R. PhD, Alex J. PhD, Nicola J. PhD, Mark J. PhD, Deborah P.M. PhD, Keith R. PhD,