Amalgam alternatives: Cost-effectiveness and value of information analysis - Kiel Institute

Authors

Schwendicke
F.
Göstemeyer
G.
Stolpe
M.
Krois
J.

Publication Date

11/2018

DOI

10.1177/0022034518782671

JEL Classification

I11 I18

Key Words

Caries

Cost-effectiveness analysis

Health economics

Value of information analysis

Kiel Institute Expert

Dr. Michael Stolpe

Kiel Institute Researcher

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