British Homeopathic journal · 1992 · 14 citations · 0 references
PharmacyPharmacoeconomicsCost-effectiveness AnalysisCost-effectiveness ComparisonCost-effectiveness ModelingDirect Medical CostsHealthcare Cost AnalysisCost-effectiveness Of Therapy
Abstract The results of a pilot study suggest that doctors practising homœpathic medicine issue fewer prescriptions and at a lower cost than their colleagues. Despite the severe limitations of the study the implications of these figures justify fuller and more rigorous enquiry. The limitations of this study and requirements for future cost effectiveness of studies are discussed.