A COST-EFFECTIVENESS ANALYSIS OF REPOSITIONING INTERVALS FOR PRESSURE INJURY PREVENTION: AN ECONOMIC EVALUATION OF THE "TEAM-UP" CLINICAL TRIAL
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Crawford, S; Padula, W; Kennerly, S; Yap, TL
Published in: VALUE IN HEALTH
December 2020
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VALUE IN HEALTH
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1524-4733
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1098-3015
Publication Date
December 2020
Volume
23
Start / End Page
S539 / S539
Related Subject Headings
- Health Policy & Services
- 4407 Policy and administration
- 4203 Health services and systems
- 3801 Applied economics
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Crawford, S., Padula, W., Kennerly, S., & Yap, T. L. (2020). A COST-EFFECTIVENESS ANALYSIS OF REPOSITIONING INTERVALS FOR PRESSURE INJURY PREVENTION: AN ECONOMIC EVALUATION OF THE "TEAM-UP" CLINICAL TRIAL. In VALUE IN HEALTH (Vol. 23, pp. S539–S539).
Crawford, S., W. Padula, S. Kennerly, and T. L. Yap. “A COST-EFFECTIVENESS ANALYSIS OF REPOSITIONING INTERVALS FOR PRESSURE INJURY PREVENTION: AN ECONOMIC EVALUATION OF THE "TEAM-UP" CLINICAL TRIAL.” In VALUE IN HEALTH, 23:S539–S539, 2020.
Crawford S, Padula W, Kennerly S, Yap TL. A COST-EFFECTIVENESS ANALYSIS OF REPOSITIONING INTERVALS FOR PRESSURE INJURY PREVENTION: AN ECONOMIC EVALUATION OF THE "TEAM-UP" CLINICAL TRIAL. In: VALUE IN HEALTH. 2020. p. S539–S539.
Crawford, S., et al. “A COST-EFFECTIVENESS ANALYSIS OF REPOSITIONING INTERVALS FOR PRESSURE INJURY PREVENTION: AN ECONOMIC EVALUATION OF THE "TEAM-UP" CLINICAL TRIAL.” VALUE IN HEALTH, vol. 23, 2020, pp. S539–S539.
Crawford S, Padula W, Kennerly S, Yap TL. A COST-EFFECTIVENESS ANALYSIS OF REPOSITIONING INTERVALS FOR PRESSURE INJURY PREVENTION: AN ECONOMIC EVALUATION OF THE "TEAM-UP" CLINICAL TRIAL. VALUE IN HEALTH. 2020. p. S539–S539.
Published In
VALUE IN HEALTH
EISSN
1524-4733
ISSN
1098-3015
Publication Date
December 2020
Volume
23
Start / End Page
S539 / S539
Related Subject Headings
- Health Policy & Services
- 4407 Policy and administration
- 4203 Health services and systems
- 3801 Applied economics