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Among the factors that the South African researchers considered in their PEP cost-effectiveness model was that of treatment compliance, which can be poor. That final report describes not only the results of the survey but also six case studies, a cost-effectiveness model for information technology, a discussion on automation of the rehabilitation counselor function, and discussion on inter- and intra-organizational collaborations. The study, entitled "A Cost-effectiveness Model of the Economic Impact of Oxandrolone versus Megestrol Acetate or Placebo in Cancer Patients with Involuntary Weight Loss," was presented by its key researcher, Hind T Hatoum, Ph. |
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