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Financial Impact of Colorectal Cancer and Its Consequences: Associations between Cancer-Related Financial Stress and Strain and Health-Related Quality of Life
Distance from treating hospital and colorectal cancer survivors\u27 quality of life: A gendered analysis.
HG3 Cost Comparisons and Methodological Heterogeneity in Cost-of-Illness Studies: The Example of Colorectal Cancer
Reply: cost-effectiveness of population-based screening for colorectal cancer.
In his letter, Dr O’Mahony (2012) makes two main points. The
first of these relates to the number of alternatives explored during
our assessment of colorectal cancer screening in Ireland (Sharp
et al, 2012), and the second relates to the terminology used in the
paper.
Our paper reports findings from a health technology assessment
(HTA) of colorectal cancer screening; the full report has been
published (Health Information and Quality Authority, 2009a). The
purpose of HTA is to inform decision makers about the relative
efficacy and costs of possible health-care interventions in order
that coherent policy decisions can be taken. In the case of our
work, the question of interest was whether population screening
for colorectal cancer in Ireland would be effective and cost effective