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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Value of information analysis"”.

  1. How much Detail is needed in Cost Estimation in an Economic Evaluation alongside a Clinical Trial to Optimise Evidence for Decisions?

    … so due to the multidimensional nature of costs: different costs are incurred by different agencies with varying methods and systems to account for these. Trialists are faced with decisions over how to collect such data, in particular different ‘levels’ of detail are possible. For …

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  2. Integrating environmental considerations in technology selections under uncertainty

    … that satisfy multiple criteria. Considering profitability alone is no longer sufficient. Ignoring environmental considerations will not only expose a company to potential regulatory costs, but also damaged public image, both of which in turn have negative effect on the economic well- being of

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  3. Modeling the Early Identification and Intervention of Alzheimer’s Disease

    … evidence for the pathophysiological process of Alzheimer’s disease (AD) before clinically detectable dementia. Because of these findings, AD research has begun to focus on the preclinical or prodromal stages of the disease. For example, many clinical trials and laboratory-based studied have …

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  4. The importance of data collection to support decision making in energy systems

    … affordable. But there are many aspects of energy systems, such as their cost and the operating conditions they will face, that are not known precisely at the time these decisions need to be made. To manage these uncertainties, decision makers have to hedge their choices against the …

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