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Contents
- Chapter 1 Introduction to public health and public health economicsRhiannon T. Edwards and Robert Atenstaedt
- Chapter 2 The supply and demand of preventive goods and services and the need for economic analysisSeow Tien Yeo, Huw Lloyd-Williams, and Rhiannon T. Edwards
- Chapter 3 Applying methods of economic evaluation to public health: Contemporary solutions to traditional challengesRhiannon T. Edwards and Emma McIntosh
- Chapter 4 Synthesizing evidence for economic evaluations of public health interventionsOlivia Wu, Joanna M. Charles, and Nathan Bray
- Chapter 5 Identification, measurement, and valuation of resource use in economic evaluations of public health interventionsCarys Jones, Joanna M. Charles, and Rhiannon T. Edwards
- Chapter 6 Identifying, measuring, and valuing outcomes within economic evaluations of public health interventionsEmma McIntosh
- Chapter 7 Cost-effectiveness analysis of public health interventionsRhiannon T. Edwards
- Chapter 8 Cost–utility analysis of public health interventionsRhiannon T. Edwards and Eira Winrow
- Chapter 9 Cost–benefit analysis for applied public health economic evaluationEmma McIntosh, Camilla Baba, and Willings Botha
- Chapter 10 Cost–consequence analysis of public health interventionsNed Hartfiel and Rhiannon T. Edwards
- Chapter 11 The use of modelling approaches for the economic evaluation of public health interventionsHazel Squires and Kathleen Boyd
- Chapter 12 Return on investment, social return on investment, and the business case for preventionJoanna M. Charles, Alice Jones, and Huw Lloyd-Williams
- Chapter 13 The role of multi-criteria decision analysis (MCDA) in public health economic evaluationHuw Lloyd-Williams
- Chapter 14 To disinvest or invest? The role of programme budgeting and marginal analysis (PBMA) for economic evaluation and prioritization between public health interventionsJoanna M. Charles and Rhiannon T. Edwards
- Chapter 15 International perspectives and future directions for research and policyRhiannon T. Edwards, Emma McIntosh, and Eira Winrow