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See Latest ArticlesThe added value of thorough economic evaluation of telemedicine networks
The European Journal of Health Economics, 07/02/09
Goff-Pronost ML et al. - The results presented here demonstrate the usefulness of an economic evaluation framework as a way of offering decision makers the tools they need to make comprehensive evaluations of telemedicine networks.
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