Econometric estimation of WHO-CHOICE country-specific costs for inpatient and outpatient health service deliveryKarin Stenberg, Jeremy A. Lauer, Georgios Gkountouras, Christopher Fitzpatrick and Anderson Stanciole
Cost Effectiveness and Resource Allocation201816:11

Global health worker salary estimates: an econometric analysis of global earnings dataJuliana Serje, Melanie Y. BertramEmail author, Callum Brindley and Jeremy A. Lauer
Cost Effectiveness and Resource Allocation201816:10

 

Disease control programme support costs: an update of WHO-CHOICE methodology, price databases and quantity assumptionsMelanie Y. Bertram, Karin Stenberg, Callum Brindley, Jina Li, Juliana Serje, Rory Watts and Tessa Tan-Torres Edejer
Cost Effectiveness and Resource Allocation201715:21

 

Resource Needs for Addressing Noncommunicable Disease in Low- and Middle-Income Countries : Current and Future DevelopmentsKarin Stenberg, Dan Chisholm
Global heart, Volume 7, Issue 1, March 2012, Pages 53–60

 

Methods to assess the costs and health effects of interventions for improving health in developing countriesEvans DB, Tan-Torres Edejer T, Adam T, Lim S for the WHO-CHOICE MDG Team
British Medical Journal, 331: 1137-1140 (Nov 11, 2005)

Cost valuation in resource-poor settingsHutton G, Baltussen R
Health Policy and Planning, 20 (4): 252-259 (April 2005)

 

Accounting for the cost of scaling-up health interventionsJohns B, Baltussen R
Health Economics, 13 (11): 1117-1124 (Nov 2004)

 

PopMod: A longitudinal four-state population model with two disease states and comorbidityLauer JA, Murray CJL, Roehrich K, Wirth H
Cost-effectiveness and Resource Allocation, 1: 6 (2003)

Report on the methods used to estimate costs of reaching the WHO target of “3 by 5”
pdf, 320kbAdam, T, Bertozzi S, Edejer TT, Evans DB, Greener R, Gutierrez JP, Hankins C, Johns B, Meyer-Rath G
Report of the UNAIDS/WHO working group (December 2003)