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[Chapter 3] Economic Analyses in Diabetes and Diabetes Treatment
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  • Alexandra Perez, Nova Southeastern University
  • Albert Wertheimer, Nova Southeastern University
  • Andrea Levin, Nova Southeastern University
Book Title
Pharmacoeconomics from Clinical Perspective
Document Type
Book Chapter
Editors
Guvenc Kockaya and Mete Saylan
Description

[Book Description]

Navigate the complex world of healthcare economics with "Pharmacoeconomics in Clinical Practice." As the healthcare landscape evolves at an unprecedented pace and the cost of novel treatments continues to escalate, the need for a robust understanding of pharmacoeconomics in clinical settings has never been more vital.

This book provides a comprehensive exploration of pharmacoeconomics, breaking down the cost-minimization, cost-effectiveness, and the economic and budget impact of medical treatments. Designed to enable informed decision-making among clinicians, healthcare administrators, and policy makers, it plays a crucial role in managing resources and selecting the most appropriate and efficient treatments for patients.

"Pharmacoeconomics in Clinical Practice" goes beyond the theoretical aspects of the field. Through practical examples from a variety of therapeutic areas such as cardiovascular, diabetes, and cancer, it illuminates the real-world application of pharmacoeconomic principles in everyday clinical practice.

The ultimate aim of this book is to enhance patient outcomes, optimize resource allocation, and reduce healthcare costs by providing clinicians with a comprehensive understanding of pharmacoeconomics. As healthcare systems worldwide strive to deliver top-quality care within budgetary constraints, this knowledge is indispensable.

"Pharmacoeconomics in Clinical Practice" covers the fundamentals of the discipline and presents an array of methods and tools for assessing the cost-effectiveness of medical interventions. Moreover, it delves into the practical application of pharmacoeconomics, focusing on the challenges and opportunities clinicians encounter when incorporating pharmacoeconomic evaluations into their decision-making processes.

An essential resource for clinicians, pharmacists, healthcare administrators, and policy makers, this book is key to developing a nuanced understanding of pharmacoeconomics and its role in shaping future healthcare systems. By laying a solid foundation of pharmacoeconomic principles and demonstrating their practical application, this book provides you with the tools and knowledge necessary to make informed decisions about the cost-effectiveness and value of various treatment options. Ultimately, it empowers you to improve patient care and outcomes in this age of increasing healthcare complexity and fiscal constraint.

Whether you're a healthcare professional seeking to expand your knowledge or a policy maker working towards a more sustainable healthcare system, "Pharmacoeconomics in Clinical Practice" is an invaluable tool in your journey.

ISBN
9789916418604
Publication Date
6-1-2023
Publisher
ECONiX Research OU
Citation Information
Alexandra Perez, Albert Wertheimer and Andrea Levin. "[Chapter 3] Economic Analyses in Diabetes and Diabetes Treatment" Estonia(2023)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/AlexandraPerez/144/