Nutzenbewertung von Diagnostik – Umgang mit unvollständiger Evidenz
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Abstract
Incomplete evidence in diagnostic studies results from missing or too few randomised test-treatment studies or from studies of too low quality. In order to be able to carry out a benefit assessment, it is helpful in the first step to design a hypothetical randomised test-treatment study. In the second step, the linked evidence approach can be used to link the evidence of the individual components of the test-treatment pathway and to assess the potential benefits and risks. In the third step, based on the linked evidence approach, decision analytic models can be used to quantify the benefit-risk ratio. In the case of incomplete evidence, the assessment can thus be made by linking the individual components of the test-treatment pathway, provided that their evidence is sufficient.
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Translated title of the contribution | Benefit assessment of diagnostics - Dealing with incomplete evidence |
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Original language | German |
ISSN | 1865-9217 |
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Publication status | Published - 06.2023 |
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Copyright © 2023. Published by Elsevier GmbH.
PubMed | 37208273 |
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