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Non-parametric methods for cost-effectiveness analysis: the central limit theorem and the bootstrap compared
Health Economics, 04/24/09
Nixon RM et al. - The authors conclude that while in general using either method is appropriate, the CLT is easier to implement, and provides SEs that are at least as accurate as the bootstrap.
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