Micro-costing diabetic eye screening: estimation of personal expense, attendance and health care resource use

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Micro-costing diabetic eye screening: estimation of personal expense, attendance and health care resource use

Design of study Microcosting study with collection and analysis of primary and secondary data on resource use and costs. Purpose To estimate the cost of screening within the NHS Diabetic Eye Screening Programme from a health service and societal perspective. Findings will inform future cost-eff...

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Main Authors:	James, Marilyn, Sampson, Christopher James, van Eker, D., Harding, S.P.
Format:	Other
Published:	Witchtig Publishing 2016
Online Access:	https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/41576/

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