Several biases can occur when performing economic evaluations (EE) and it is important for researchers to minimize these biases, as they can significantly affect economic outcomes. This review aims, firstly, to identify biases that can occur in model-based EE and to illustrate their impact on economic outcomes and, secondly, to present a checklist for assessing the overall risk of bias in EE. Eleven biases that can occur in model-based studies were identified through a scoping review, scrutiny of systematic reviews, the authors' own experiences and discussions with experts. By combining these biases that can occur in model-based studies with biases that were identified for trial-based studies in a previous article, a 22-item checklist was d...
Karen M Lee,1,3 Kathryn Coyle,2 Doug Coyle2,31Canadian Agency for Drugs and Technologies in Health (...
International audienceAbstract The internal validity of conclusions about effectiveness or impact in...
Background: Increasingly, risk of bias tools are used to evaluate epidemiologic studies as part of e...
Several biases can occur when performing economic evaluations (EE) and it is important for researche...
Objective: The objectives of this article are first to give an overview of the risks of bias in tria...
Estimation of empirical relationships is prone to bias. Economists have carefully studied sources of...
Objectives: To identify methodological research on the incorporation of adverse effects in economic ...
Introduction: This article is part of the series How to Prepare a Systematic Review (SR) of Economic...
Many cost-effectiveness analyses (CEAs) use data from observational studies. Statistical methods can...
The statistical quality of trial-based economic evaluations is often suboptimal, while a comprehensi...
Background. Numerous guidelines have been published defining good practice for the conduct of econom...
This study exposes the cognitive flaws of ‘endogeneity bias’. It examines how conceptualisation of t...
Karen M Lee,1,3 Kathryn Coyle,2 Doug Coyle2,31Canadian Agency for Drugs and Technologies in Health (...
International audienceAbstract The internal validity of conclusions about effectiveness or impact in...
Background: Increasingly, risk of bias tools are used to evaluate epidemiologic studies as part of e...
Several biases can occur when performing economic evaluations (EE) and it is important for researche...
Objective: The objectives of this article are first to give an overview of the risks of bias in tria...
Estimation of empirical relationships is prone to bias. Economists have carefully studied sources of...
Objectives: To identify methodological research on the incorporation of adverse effects in economic ...
Introduction: This article is part of the series How to Prepare a Systematic Review (SR) of Economic...
Many cost-effectiveness analyses (CEAs) use data from observational studies. Statistical methods can...
The statistical quality of trial-based economic evaluations is often suboptimal, while a comprehensi...
Background. Numerous guidelines have been published defining good practice for the conduct of econom...
This study exposes the cognitive flaws of ‘endogeneity bias’. It examines how conceptualisation of t...
Karen M Lee,1,3 Kathryn Coyle,2 Doug Coyle2,31Canadian Agency for Drugs and Technologies in Health (...
International audienceAbstract The internal validity of conclusions about effectiveness or impact in...
Background: Increasingly, risk of bias tools are used to evaluate epidemiologic studies as part of e...