Cost Effectiveness in Health and Medicine

Cost Effectiveness in Health and Medicine will provide students with an introduction to several methods for conducting economic evaluation of public health programs: programmatic cost analysis, cost of illness analysis, cost-effectiveness analysis, and cost-utility analysis. Each method is discussed in turn, with a special emphasis on how outcomes are defined, practical application of the methods, policy implications, and the uses and misuses of the methods in the public health arena.

 

Continuing Education Students:

For more information, cost, and registration, please visit https://www.georgiacenter.uga.edu/ppd/courses/healthcare/cost-effectiveness-health-and-medicine.

Posted November 7, 2012.