Applying economic analysis evidence

Assess costs and efficacy of treatment

In relation to the economic analysis that has been critically appraised, ask these questions when making an applied clinical decision based on economic analysis evidence:

1. Do the costs in the economic analysis apply in the current clinical context?

2. Are the treatments likely to be effective in the treatment setting?
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There are four considerations taken when applying economic analysis evidence: The costs are relevant to the patient, the feasibility and effectiveness of treatment, the harms and benefits of treatment, and patient values and expectations.