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Cost-effectiveness of anti-retroviral therapy at a district hospital in southern Ethiopia
Cost Effectiveness and Resource Allocation, 07/20/09

Bikilla AD et al. – The undiscounted and discounted incremental costs per LYG from introducing ART were less than the per capita GDP threshold at the base year. Thus, ART could be regarded as cost–effective in a district hospital setting in Ethiopia.

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