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Distributional cost-effectiveness analysis (DCEA)

DCEA is a general term for various ways of analysing equity in the distribution of costs and effects as well as value for money in terms of aggregate costs and effects.

Online Course: Distributional Cost-Effectiveness Analysis

Equity impact plane

Technical training resources

Handbook

Simple DCEA calculator

Institution-specific DCEA guidance

Journal articles: tutorials and overviews

Supplementary readings

DCEA methods

Basic

Advanced/specialised

Headline metrics of health inequality impact and trade-offs

Basic

Advanced/specialised

Baseline social distribution of health

Basic

Advanced/specialised

Health inequality aversion

Basic

Advanced/specialised

Health opportunity cost

Basic

International perspectives

Basic

Old resources

Online distributional cost-effectiveness analysis tool

Reports and working papers

  • Identifying Appropriate Methods to Incorporate Concerns About Health Inequalities into Economic Evaluations of Health Care Programmes. Final Report

Book chapters

Policy workshops

  • Workshop 1 in March 2012 (overview)
  • Workshop 2 in February 2013 (bowel cancer screening case study)

MSc workshops

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