Comparator Heterogeneity is a methodological consideration in comparative research that distinguishes itself by referring to the variability in characteristics, design, or performance among different comparator models or systems included in an empirical evaluation, thereby affecting the interpretation of comparative outcomes.
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The Importance of the Comparator in Economic Evaluations
Mattias Neyt, Hans Van Brabandt · PharmacoEconomics · 2011 · 15 citations
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