The Role of Economic Perspectives and Evidence in Systematic Review

Abstract

This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction Economic perspectives in systematic review Guidance for conducting systematic reviews of economic studies Challenges to the value of conducting systematic reviews of economic evaluations Variation in methods Intervention context and intervention costs Intervention context and intervention effects Context of the decision Two main forms of economic evaluation Cost-effectiveness and cost-efficacy Systematic reviews of economic evidence beyond health care and in developing countries When are systematic reviews of economic studies most valuable? Economic evidence and systematic review methods: making the best of both References

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