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Principles of pharmacoeconomics

by J. Lyle Bootman

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Presents various techniques, tools, and strategies to evaluate the economic contribution of specific drug therapies at a policy level and for individual patient needs. "This is a reference without shortcomings. I recommend this highly informative, practical, well-referenced book to students and practitioners."… (more)
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Presents various techniques, tools, and strategies to evaluate the economic contribution of specific drug therapies at a policy level and for individual patient needs. "This is a reference without shortcomings. I recommend this highly informative, practical, well-referenced book to students and practitioners."

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Third Edition Presents various techniques, strategies and tools to evaluate the economic contributions of specific drug therapies for: Policy levels Individual needs Preferences Major audience is the introductory student
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