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Open Courseware The following
materials are freely available for students or teachers of cost-effectiveness
analysis. We request that users modify them and send them back to us with
improvements or suggestions. Worked Exercises
from the Textbook Table 6.4 Laboratory Tutorials These tutorials will
walk you through the process of building a Markov model, comparing two
interventions, and testing the interventions using a sensitivity analysis.
The tutorials are available as a single Acrobat (.pdf) format workbook. They
have been tested in class, but are still in draft form. Please email me if
you would like them in Word (.doc) format so that you can make modifications. Laboratory Workbook (The first exercise requires the use of this file). This workbook is
open courseware. In this spirit, please use and distribute as you like, but
please email us with any changes
you make, so that we can continuously improve it. Here is a modifiable copy in Word
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Learning Tools 1. 2003 QALE calculator. This table can
be used to calculate changes in life expectancy and quality-adjusted life
expectancy when risk ratios are applied to specific age groups. (Excel
format.) 2. Discounting
and inflating future events. This tutorial describes the treatment of
future costs in instances of high medical inflation. © 2002 Peter
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