Health Economics · 1993 · 82 citations · 13 references
Social SciencesEconomicsHealth PolicyHealth EconomicsHealth Services ResearchHealthcare EconomicsDiscounting In Economic EvaluationEconomic EvaluationHealth Policy EvaluationPriority SettingTime PreferencesUtility Elicitation MethodsChoice Of Health PlansDiscounting Of Health EffectsFuture Health BenefitsHealthcare PreferencesWillingness To Pay Over Time
The purpose of this study was to elicit the implied discount rates to be used in economic evaluations of health care programmes. The paper presents results from two Norwegian surveys in which a random sample of the population and a sample of health planners were asked to prioritise between alternative health care programmes, and make trade-offs between future health gains and more immediate gains. The questionnaire had four hypothetical choice situations; two for life saving and two for health improvement.
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Discounting and health benefits
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