Health Economics Online Course

United States National Library of Medicine National Institutes of Health

About these Modules

	Purpose and Introduction
	Index

The Modules

Modules Available for Study:

	Module 1: Scope of Health Economics Key Information Sources
	Module 2: Sources and Characteristics of Information
	Module 3: Identification and Retrieval of Published Health Economic Evaluations
	Module 4 : Principles of Critical Appraisal of Health Economic Evaluations

Related Content:

	Glossary of Terms
	Key Health Economics Concepts
	Bibliography
	Web Sites
	Quizzes/Review
	Evaluation
	Contact Us

Health Economics: Finding and Using Health Economics Resources

Evaluation

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4. These learning modules will affect the way I think about health economics.

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5. How long did it take you to complete these learning modules, including filling out this satisfaction survey?

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8. Where do you work?

9. If you work in public health, what is your primary role within public health; e.g., health educator, researcher, educator, researcher, nurse, epidemiologist?

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Last updated: 01 September 2004
First published: 08 December 2003
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