Health Economics from Theory to Practice: Optimally Informing Joint Decisions of Research, Reimburse

Identifies evaluation principles and methods that enable constrained optimisation of joint research, reimbursement and reimbursement decisions

Principles and methods are illustrated across health promotion, prevention, palliative and aged care settings addressing challenges of baby boomer ageing

Health shadow price and value of information methods are shown to point towards research required for better integration and pricing of existing and new technologies

Demonstrates distinct advantages of the net benefit correspondence theorem in comparing multiple strategies, multiple outcomes and efficiency in practice