The first time thinking about health economics and workforce solutions

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The first time thinking about health economics and workforce solutions

Jo Scott-Jones

Jo Scott-Jones

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Specialist GP Jo Scott-Jones discusses health economics and considers whether cost–utility analyses could help plan for the workforce of the future

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References

1. Pharmac. Cost-Utility Analysis (CUA) Explained. August 2015.

2. New Zealand Infrastructure Commission. Discover the Strategy. 6. A thriving New Zealand: what we need to do.

3. Sapere. Memorandum. Re: Waikato Medical School cost-benefit analysis: comments on Minister Seymour’s letter of 21 August 2024. 22 August 2024.