Clinical economics evaluates the costs and benefits of different nursing interventions and healthcare options. There are three main types of analysis: cost identification determines the price of an intervention, cost-benefit compares the pros and cons in monetary terms, and cost-effectiveness finds the most affordable option. While human life is invaluable, cost-effectiveness analysis aims to allocate healthcare resources prudently by considering the financial costs of alternative treatments.
Clinical economics evaluates the costs and benefits of different nursing interventions and healthcare options. There are three main types of analysis: cost identification determines the price of an intervention, cost-benefit compares the pros and cons in monetary terms, and cost-effectiveness finds the most affordable option. While human life is invaluable, cost-effectiveness analysis aims to allocate healthcare resources prudently by considering the financial costs of alternative treatments.
Clinical economics evaluates the costs and benefits of different nursing interventions and healthcare options. There are three main types of analysis: cost identification determines the price of an intervention, cost-benefit compares the pros and cons in monetary terms, and cost-effectiveness finds the most affordable option. While human life is invaluable, cost-effectiveness analysis aims to allocate healthcare resources prudently by considering the financial costs of alternative treatments.
evaluation that assists in health-care decision making by assessing the relative merits of alternative causes of nursing actions of interventions Types of Analysis Cost Identification Analysis -addresses the question of how much something costs Cost-benefit Analysis
-replicates in proper balancing of pros and
cons, of advantages and disadvantages that occurs implicitly in the marketplace Cost-effectiveness Analysis -decision making analysis to determine which alternatives are cheaper The Value of Human Life Putting Price Tag in Life