Appraising economic analysis evidence
Assess courses of action, alternative treatments, and their costs and consequences
After reading the economic analysis (EA), ask these questions:
1. Are all well-defined and valid courses of action compared in relevant clinical contexts?
2. Does it provide a specified viewpoint from which the costs and consequences are being viewed?
3. Does the EA cite comprehensive evidence on the efficacy of relevant alternatives?
4. Does the analysis account for all of the pertinent costs and consequences of treatment and select credible and accurate measures of them?
5. Was the type of analysis undertaken appropriate for the question being asked?
1. Are all well-defined and valid courses of action compared in relevant clinical contexts?
2. Does it provide a specified viewpoint from which the costs and consequences are being viewed?
3. Does the EA cite comprehensive evidence on the efficacy of relevant alternatives?
4. Does the analysis account for all of the pertinent costs and consequences of treatment and select credible and accurate measures of them?
5. Was the type of analysis undertaken appropriate for the question being asked?
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