The European Journal of Health Economics
2002 - 2025
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Volume 5, issue 4, 2004
- Using diagnosis-related groups pp. 287-289

- M. Lungen, B. Dredge, A. Rose, C. Roebuck, E. Plamper and K. Lauterbach
- Re-scaling social preference data: implications for modelling pp. 290-298

- Irina Cleemput, Paul Kind and Katrien Kesteloot
- Willingness to pay for dental fear treatment pp. 299-308

- Bente Halvorsen and Tiril Willumsen
- What reimbursement for coronary revascularization with drug-eluting stents? pp. 309-316

- Rosanna Tarricone, Monia Marchetti, Mark Lamotte, Lieven Annemans and Peter Jong
- A method for cross-sector priority setting pp. 317-323

- Tugrul Temel
- Drug price regulation under consumer moral hazard pp. 324-329

- Stefan Felder
- Direct medical costs of monitoring and treating patients with Takayasu arteritis in Italy pp. 330-334

- Iva Krulichova, Sara Gamba, Elena Ricci and Livio Garattini
- A note on the impact of hours worked on mortality in OECD countries pp. 335-340

- Edvard Johansson
- The high cost of medicines in Ireland pp. 341-344

- Lesley Tilson, Bernadette McGowan, Kathleen Bennett and Michael Barry
- Approval times and the safety of new pharmaceuticals pp. 345-350

- Niklas Rudholm
- Examining the quality of health economic analyses submitted to the Pharmaceutical Benefits Board in Sweden pp. 351-356

- Joakim Ramsberg, Stefan Odeberg, Andreas Engström and Douglas Lundin
- Data envelopment analysis based bonus payments pp. 357-364

- Stefan Felder and Horst Schmitt
- Exponential health utility pp. 365-367

- Lars Peter Østerdal
Volume 5, issue 3, 2004
- Discrete choice experiments in health economics pp. 199-202

- Stirling Bryan and Paul Dolan
- Side effects of generic competition? pp. 203-208

- Jörgen Hellström and Niklas Rudholm
- Estimating rural households’ willingness to pay for health insurance pp. 209-215

- Ali Asgary, Ken Willis, Ali Taghvaei and Mojtaba Rafeian
- Measuring and comparing the (in)efficiency of German and Swiss hospitals pp. 216-226

- Lukas Steinmann, Gunnar Dittrich, Alexander Karmann and Peter Zweifel
- Costs and consequences of botulinum toxin type A use pp. 227-235

- Francis Ruiz, Julian Guest, Almut Lehmann, Alison Davie, Karen Güttler, Olaf Schlüter and Götz Dreiss
- Economics and health promotion pp. 236-242

- Luke Connelly
- The cost structure of lung tuberculosis in Germany pp. 243-251

- Roland Diel, Bernhard Rappenhöner and Tom Schaberg
- Financing of health care services in Hungary pp. 252-258

- Imre Boncz, Júlia Nagy, Andor Sebestyén and László Kőrösi
- Health care provider payment mechanisms in the new EU members of Central Europe and the Baltic states pp. 259-262

- Agota Szende and Zsolt Mogyorosy
- Reimbursement of glitazones in treatment of type 2 diabetes patients in Denmark in the context of a voluntary system for submitting pharmacoeconomic studies pp. 263-269

- Hindrik Vondeling and Peter Iversen
- Costs of treatment of colorectal cancer in different settings in Germany pp. 270-273

- Klaus Hieke, Ulrich Kleeberg, Martina Stauch and Axel Grothey
- Out-patient drug policy by clinical assessment rather than financial constraints? pp. 274-277

- Marja Pronk and Gouke Bonsel
- A pharmacoeconomic evaluation of the effects of atorvastatin on early recurrent ischemic events in acute coronary syndromes in Spain pp. 278-284

- Juan Gómez-Gerique, Roman Casciano, Lee Stern and Javier Rejas
Volume 5, issue 2, 2004
- The risk-adjusted vision beyond casemix (DRG) funding in Australia pp. 95-109

- Kathryn Antioch and Michael Walsh
- Pricing of pharmaceuticals pp. 110-115

- Mark Nuijten and Joszef Kosa
- The risk-adjusted vision beyond casemix (DRG) funding in Australia pp. 115-115

- Kathryn Antioch and Michael Walsh
- Genetic screening, health care and the insurance industry pp. 116-121

- Diego Ossa and Adrian Towse
- Price-cost margin in the pharmaceutical industry pp. 122-128

- Ismo Linnosmaa, Raine Hermans and Taru Hallinen
- Model for simulation of HIV/AIDS and cost-effectiveness of preventing non-tuberculous mycobacterial (MAC)-disease pp. 129-135

- Thomas Hoffmann and Helmut Brunner
- Potential cost-effectiveness of a family-based program in mild Alzheimer’s disease patients pp. 136-142

- Janne Martikainen, Hannu Valtonen and Tuula Pirttilä
- Economic evaluation of a combined DTPa, hepatitis B, polio, Hib vaccine pp. 143-149

- Francis Fagnani, Camille Fur, Isabelle Durand and Michel Gibergy
- An empirical analysis of the demand for physician services across the European Union pp. 150-165

- Sergi Jimenez-Martin, Jose Labeaga and Maite Martinez-Granado
- Economic growth, longevity and the epidemiological transition pp. 166-174

- Olivier Morand
- Dynamic competition in pharmaceuticals pp. 175-182

- Laura Magazzini, Fabio Pammolli and Massimo Riccaboni
- The European Network of Health Economic Evaluation Databases (EURO NHEED) Project pp. 183-187

- John Nixon, Philippe Ulmann, Julie Glanville, Stéphanie Boulenger, Michael Drummond and Gérard Pouvourville
- Economic evaluation of gemcitabine in the treatment of pancreatic cancer in the UK pp. 188-189

- Nick Bansback, Sue Ward and Jon Karnon
- Pricing and reimbursement of drugs in Ireland pp. 190-194

- Michael Barry, Lesley Tilson and Máirín Ryan
Volume 5, issue 1, 2004
- A review of European studies on the economic burden of brain diseases pp. s4-s4

- Bengt Jönsson and Jes Olesen
- Economic evidence in addiction: a review pp. s5-s12

- Patrik Andlin-Sobocki
- Evaluating the effect of care programs for elderly persons with dementia on caregiver’s well-being pp. 6-14

- Agnès Gramain and Laëtitia Malavolti
- Economic evidence in affective disorders: a review pp. s12-s20

- Mickael Löthgren
- Direct medical costs unequivocally related to diabetes in Italian specialized centers pp. 15-21

- Livio Garattini, Francesca Chiaffarino, Dante Cornago, Carlo Coscelli and Fabio Parazzini
- Economic evidence in anxiety disorders: a review pp. s20-s25

- Mickael Löthgren
- Direct medical costs of age-related macular degeneration in Italian hospital ophthalmology departments pp. 22-27

- Livio Garattini, Emanuela Castelnuovo, Paolo Lanzetta, Cecilia Viscarra, Elena Ricci and Fabio Parazzini
- Economic evidence in brain tumour: a review pp. s25-s30

- Mattias Ekman
- Priority setting for pharmaceuticals pp. 28-35

- Anders Anell
- Economic evidence in dementia: a review pp. s30-s35

- Linus Jönsson
- Economic evidence in epilepsy: a review pp. s36-s42

- Mattias Ekman and Lars Forsgren
- Economic valuation of informal care pp. 36-45

- Bernard van den Berg, Werner Brouwer and Marc Koopmanschap
- Economic evidence in migraine and other headaches: a review pp. s43-s54

- Jenny Berg
- An exponential representation of health state utility pp. 45-45

- Michael Happich and Axel Muehlbacher
- The burden of varicella in Germany pp. 46-53

- Kurt Banz, Stefan Wagenpfeil, Albrecht Neiss, Thomas Hammerschmidt and Peter Wutzler
- Economic evidence in multiple sclerosis: a review pp. s54-s62

- Gisela Kobelt
- Do costs of varicella justify routine infant vaccination? pp. 54-57

- M. Postma, J. Bos, R. Welte, R. Groot, W. Luytjes, H. Rümke and P. Beutels
- Economic evaluation and survival analysis of immunoglobulin adsorption in patients with idiopathic dilated cardiomyopathy pp. 58-63

- Franz Hessel, Christoph Wegner, Johannes Müller, Christina Glaveris and Juergen Wasem
- Economic evidence in parkinson’s disease: a review pp. s63-s66

- Peter Lindgren
- Comparison of estimated medical costs among patients who are defined as having rheumatoid arthritis using three different standards pp. 64-69

- Jörg Ruof, Jan Hülsemann, Thomas Mittendorf, Silke Handelmann, Rick Aultman, J. Schulenburg, Henning Zeidler and Sonja Merkesdal
- Economic evidence in psychotic disorders: a review pp. s67-s74

- Mickael Löthgren
- Economic burden of head and neck cancer pp. 70-80

- Jennifer Lee, Marco Turini, Marc Botteman, Jennifer Stephens and Chris Pashos
- Economic evidence in stroke: a review pp. s74-s83

- Mattias Ekman
- Chained time trade-off and standard gamble methods pp. 81-86

- Paul McNamee, Sharon Glendinning, Jonathan Shenfine, Nick Steen, S. Griffin and John Bond
- Economic evidence in trauma: a review pp. s84-s91

- Jenny Berg
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