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Quality and efficiencyin health careResearch theme 2The research in this theme is primarily carried out by the researchgroups Health Care Governance, Health Services <strong>Management</strong> &Organisation, Health Economics-iMTA, and Law & Health Care.METHODOLOGY AND APPLICATION OF ECONOMICEVALUATIONu Cost-effectiveness analysis of health care programmes (Al, Brouwer,Hakkaart, Koopmanschap, Poleij, Redekop, Rutten, Rutten-vanMölken, Severens, Stolk, Uyl-de Groot, Van Baal)u Utility measurement in economic evaluation of health care;studies investigating the elicitation of quality of life weights anddevelopment and validation of other utility-based outcomemeasures (Attema, Bleichrodt, Brouwer, Stolk, Van Exel)u Costing in economic evaluation of health care (Brouwer, Hakkaart,Koopmanschap, Severens, Tan, Van Baal)u Equity in economic evaluations; the elicitation and use of equityweights in economic evaluations from a societal perspective(Brouwer, Bleichrodt, Rutten, Stolk, Van Exel)u The role and use of value of information analysis (Al, Rutten-vanMölken, Severens)u Technology assessment reviews (Al, Severens)u The monetary value of health (Brouwer, Rutten, Van Exel)BASIC HEALTH CARE PACKAGE AND GUIDELINESu Pharmaceutical policy: how can value-based reimbursement systemsbe best organised and how can implementation of resultingdecisions be promoted? (De Bont, Koopmanschap, Rutten, Bal)u Incorporating economic evidence in practice guidelines (Brouwer,Buijsen, Hakkaart, Rutten, Rutten-van Mölken, Uyl-de Groot)u The role and construction of safety norms and guidelines for healthcare delivery (Bal, Zuiderent-Jerak)u The inclusion of diversity in guidelines: how do guideline developersin care for older adults accommodate diversity and variation inguidelines? (Zuiderent-Jerak)u Diversity in guidelines: what is the problem? (Zuiderent-Jerak,Van de Bovenkamp, Hakkaart, Brouwer, Swan, Bal)u Linking economic evaluations and health policy – delineation of thebasic benefits package (Brouwer, Koopmanschap, Redekop,Rijnsburger, Stolk, Van Baal)16
OUTCOMES RESEARCH: (COST-)EFFECTIVENESS OF (MEDICAL)TECHNOLOGIES IN DAILY PRACTICEu Studies on the cost-effectiveness of health technologies (emphasison expensive hospital drugs) in actual practice (Rutten, Uyl-de Groot)u Studies into differences in health, health care use and accessibilitybetween native Dutch and ethnic minority patients; cross-culturalvalidity of measurement instruments to assess health status(Agyemang, Denktaş, Foets)u Informal care: studying informal care, its impact on carers andcare recipients (Brouwer, Koopmanschap, Van Exel)u The role of databases in decision-making on the health carepackage (De Bont, Bal)u Studying the cost-effectiveness of complex interventions anddisease management (Rutten-van Mölken)HEALTH AND INCOMEu Economic studies in developing countries; Cost-effectiveness studies,burden-of- illness studies, and health insurance in developingcountries (Dror, Rutten, Uyl-de Groot, Van de Poel, Van Doorslaer)u Equity in the financing and delivery of health care in developingcountries (Van Doorslaer, O’Donnell, Van de Poel)u Income, health and work across the life cycle; trends in income andhealth inequality in Europe (Van Doorslaer, Van Ourti)u Economics of health behaviour and public health (Brouwer, Van Exel)u Migrant and Ethnic Health Observatory (MEHO) (Foets, Koopmans)u Health, labour and productivity (Hakkaart, Koopmanschap, Lötters,Severens)17
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