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期刊名:Pharmacoeconomics

缩写:PHARMACOECONOMICS

ISSN:1170-7690

e-ISSN:1179-2027

IF/分区:4.7/Q1

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Combination vaccines combine several components in a single dose administration. They offer programmatic and public health advantages, particularly as vaccine schedules become increasingly crowded. They are often more expensive to develop a...
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Background: Individual-level microsimulation models are essential for evaluating colorectal cancer (CRC) screening programmes to capture the heterogeneity in disease progression. To ensure regional relevance, such models ...
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Background and objective: Discrete event simulation models simulate times to events rather than using the cumulative survival probabilities provided by parametric survival models. This requires inversion of the survival f...