Titlebook: Socioeconomic Evaluation of Drug Therapy; Wilhelm Eimeren,Bruno Horisberger Book 1988 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1988 Bevölkerungsm

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The Medical, Social, and Economic Implications of Diseaseof life [1]. By 1750, infant mortality in Sweden and Britain had declined to 16%. The great killers throughout these centuries were infections, including infant diarrhea, and poor nutrition. At the turn of the twentieth century, infant mortality was reduced to 8.5% in Sweden and 12.7% in Britain due

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The Impact of Angina Pectoris on the Patient and the Influence of Treatmentowing Heberden’s classic description of the clinical syndrome in 1772, nearly two centuries were to elapse before the pathological features underlying the precipitation of ischaemic cardiac pain were clarified. The development of modern methods of study in the experimental animal and safe methods of

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Cost — Cost Comparisons of Nitroderm TTS in Switzerland and Austriaole played by drugs. In both countries, powers have been established for limiting the number of reimbursable drugs by drawing up formularies (. in Switzerland, . in Austria). One of the decisive criteria for admitting a new preparation to these lists is cost-effectiveness [3, 5]. A manufacturer has

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Cost-Benefit Analysis of Angina Prophylaxis in the Federal Republic of Germanyina pectoris attacks. The aim of the study was to determine whether the use of Nitroderm TTS represents a therapeutically and economically useful alternative to the preparations conventionally used for the same indication, namely the long-acting oral nitrates.

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1431-4002 s, and costly, but are they effective? Are they superior to existing - and cheaper - alternatives, and is this superiority reflected in increased cost-effectiveness? Are they socially more beneficial? These questions, and those related to the intriguing search for better quality of life, are address

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The Impact of Angina Pectoris on the Patient and the Influence of Treatmentangina to be amongst the least frequent of the cardiovascular conditions he was called upon to treat at the turn of the century. A third major factor contributing to the intense clinical interest in this condition has been the development of drugs and surgical methods of relieving symptoms in the angina patient.

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The Socioeconomic Study Program on Nitroderm TTSal economic systems, on the taxpayer, and on the patient. Today, instead of focusing on expansion of services and optimum health care those concerned speak primarily of curbing costs and of cost-effectiveness.