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Economic impact of healthcare resource utilisation patterns among patients diagnosed with advanced melanoma in the United Kingdom, Italy, and France: results from a retrospective, longitudinal survey (MELODY study).
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OBJECTIVE: To describe patterns of healthcare resource utilisation and associated costs for patients with advanced melanoma in the United Kingdom (UK), Italy, and France. METHODS: For patients receiving systemic treatment, or supportive care, data describing hospitalisations, hospice care, and outpatient visits were retrieved retrospectively from advanced disease diagnosis as part of a multicountry observational study. Costs were estimated by multiplying utilisation level by unit cost. In an ...
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- Journal:
- Eur J Cancer
- Volume:
- 48
- Issue:
- 14
- Pages:
- 2175-2182
- Publication date:
- 2012-09-01
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1879-0852
- ISSN:
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1098-3015
- Source identifiers:
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314220
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