An econometric approach to generating population cost estimates for event-time data: An example using renal transplant graft failure data

Elizabeth Sherrill; William Irish

An econometric approach to generating population cost estimates for event-time data: An example using renal transplant graft failure data

Irish, W., & Sherrill, E. (2003). An econometric approach to generating population cost estimates for event-time data: An example using renal transplant graft failure data. Value in Health, 6(3), 178-179.

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