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Computer-aided system for health economic evaluation
Journal of Evaluation in Clinical Practice, 10/02/09
Chen THH et al. – The computer–aided model for economic evaluation was developed in this study. It is anticipated that the flexibility and user–defined menu style facilitate the wide application of economic evaluation to health care intervention program.
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