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Module 1, Part 1: Scope of Health Economics
Module 1, Part 2: Key Information Sources
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Module 2: Sources and Characteristics of Information
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Module 3: Identification and Retrieval of Published Health Economic Evaluations
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Module 4 : Principles of Critical Appraisal of Health Economic Evaluations
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Key General Economics Concepts
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Health Economics Information Resources: A Self-Study Course

What is Health Economics?

Health Economics incorporates the thinking of additional disciplines both within the health field and beyond.

If we look beyond health, we must incorporate pure economics, finance and insurance, industrial organization, labor economics , public policy (and finance), sociology, and statistical methods into our thinking.

Within the health arena, the disciplines of health services research, medicine, medical ethics, psychology and public health / epidemiology must be considered when considering health economics.






 

 

 

 

 

 

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Last reviewed: 02 September 2009
Last updated: 02 September 2009
First published: 08 December 2003
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