Titlebook: Mental Health Economics; The Costs and Benefi Denise Razzouk Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive lic

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Outcomes Measurement for Economic Evaluationarist or extra-welfarist perspective. On the other hand, the measurement of health outcomes are usually related to clinical symptoms, physical functioning, and quality of life. In the Mental Health field, using exclusively clinical outcomes is not appropriate to capture all benefits obtained from tr

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Cost-Benefit Analysisat assesses all benefits and costs in monetary units; the production of welfare is expressed in terms of net benefit (the difference between benefits and costs). The main goal in the welfarist approach is to maximize welfare according to individuals’ preferences. The application of CBA principles fa

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Cost-Effectiveness Analysis generate health and well-being relative to the costs incurred. This chapter provides an introduction to one particular but widely used evaluation technique: cost-effectiveness analysis (CEA). We present the main conceptual elements of a CEA, measurement techniques that are used, and the challenges

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Introduction to Statistics and Modeling Methods Applied in Health Economicscterize uncertainty around the decision problem for decision makers. This chapter provides an introduction to these methods, focusing on trial-based statistical techniques and economic modeling methods for the purpose of health economic analysis. This chapter describes some differences between the m

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Health Economics as a Tool for Decision-Making in Mental Health Care achievements in terms of better health and well-being. Cost-effectiveness, cost utility, and cost-benefit analyses are the main tools used by economists for this purpose. Equity is another criterion increasingly recognized as important; equity ensures that access to services and payments for them a

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Financing Mental Health in Low- and Middle-Income Countries: Making an Economic Case to Support Inve principal financing mechanisms used for funding in low- and middle-income countries and their implications for equity, efficiency, and sustainability at a time when a common goal is universal access to healthcare across the globe. The chapter provides some examples of approaches to funding mental h

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Quality Indicators for Mental Health Servicespted approach is to assess three main constructs: (1) clinical improvement, (2) patient safety, and (3) patient experience of treatment/care. Clinicians and healthcare providers often conflate indicators of health processes (inputs) with outcomes (outputs). For example, the percentage of people with