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Equity and efficiency in HIV-treatment in South Africa: the contribution of mathematical programming to priority setting
Health Economics, 09/14/09
Cleary S et al. – The article proposes a mathematical programming approach that is capable of highlighting technical efficiency, equity, the equity/efficiency trade–off and the affordability of alternative HIV–treatment interventions. Government could use this information to plan an HIV–treatment strategy that best meets equity and efficiency objectives within budget constraints.
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