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Health Economics

Pharmacists Face Challenges in Service Expansion Due to Payment Models

In British Columbia, pharmacists confront multiple challenges in extending their services, particularly due to how payment structures are currently organized. Despite their willingness to...

Music Interventions Show Promise in Reducing Postoperative Delirium

The use of music as a preventive measure for postoperative delirium (POD) among elderly patients undergoing hip fracture surgery has gained traction as a...

Optimizing Chronic Disease Management: Investment in Early Interventions Yields High ROI

As chronic diseases persist in straining healthcare infrastructures worldwide, research spotlights the economic benefit of timely and tailored interventions to counter these escalating issues....

Prioritizing Prevention: A New Approach to Population Health

The urgency to address global health challenges is unprecedented, as existing strategies seem to skim the surface without tackling root causes. Recent analyses highlight...

Boosting Healthcare Economics Knowledge Among Saudi Nurses: A Strategic Imperative

In today's rapidly evolving healthcare sector, the demand for proficient healthcare economics and pharmacoeconomics (HE/PE) professionals has drastically surged globally. With this growing need,...

Cost Variations and Consistent Outcomes in Rotator Cuff Repairs: A Close Inspection

Surgeons constantly refine their approaches to enhance outcomes and manage costs in arthroscopic rotator cuff repair (ARCR). This study delves into the intricacies of...

Hainan Confronts Health Inequality Through Analysis of Catastrophic Health Expenditure

In the rapidly evolving landscape of Hainan, a Chinese province known for its diverse ethnic makeup and status as a pilot free trade port,...

Teriparatide Shows Limited Cost-Effectiveness in Brazilian Osteoporosis Treatment for Men

In Brazil, the financial feasibility and economic implications of utilizing teriparatide for men suffering from severe osteoporosis with a history of fractures has sparked...

Pharmac Prioritizes New Medicines for Funding in Latest Update

New Zealand’s Pharmac has released its December update on the prioritization of funding for medicines, vaccines, and related products, underscoring its dedication to transparency....

Gender-Neutral HPV Vaccination Proves Cost-Effective in South Korea

A recent study introduces a paradigm shift in the fight against human papillomavirus (HPV) in South Korea by advocating for a gender-neutral vaccination approach....

Australia’s Newborn Hearing Screening: Cost-Effectiveness Under the Microscope

Australia's universal newborn hearing screening (UNHS) program, pivotal to early intervention in detecting hearing impairments, faces scrutiny as uncertainty looms over its cost-effectiveness. While...

CarerQoL Dominates Carer-Related Outcomes Instruments in Economic Evaluations

The selection of suitable instruments for economic evaluation of carer-related outcomes poses a significant challenge due to the myriad of tools available. Despite the...

Breakthrough Medical Study on Health Trends Published by JAMA Network Open

In a recent publication, the JAMA Network Open revealed a groundbreaking study that is set to shake up our understanding of modern health trends....

Cost-Effectiveness of Embryo Transfer Strategies in IVF

In the evolving world of assisted reproductive technology, determining cost-efficient embryo transfer strategies remains a priority for optimizing clinical and economic outcomes. Recent insights...

North Carolina’s Medicaid Expansion Spurs Buprenorphine Prescriptions Amid Policy Changes

As Medicaid's continuous enrollment policy ended in March 2023, millions across the U.S. faced disenrollment, leading to concerns regarding access to essential treatments, including...

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