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Cost-Effectiveness Analysis of Vaccination against Rotavirus with RIX4414 in France
Applied Health Economics and Health Policy, 04/30/09

Standaert B et al. - The results demonstrate that a generalized vaccination strategy with RIX4414 would be cost effective in France from a limited societal perspective, depending on the baseline assumptions for disease progression and on utility scores selected.

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