More frequent, more costly? Health economic modelling aspects of monitoring glaucoma patients in England

RT @MTLeino: "Increasing VF monitoring at the earliest stages of follow-up for COAG appears to be cost-effective. Our health economic model…

"Increasing VF monitoring at the earliest stages of follow-up for COAG appears to be cost-effective. Our health economic model highlights benefits of stratifying patients to more or less monitoring based on age and stage of disease at diagnosis" #visualfi

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RT @MTLeino: Cost-effective to detect fast progressors early by doing more VF exams: https://t.co/UcfcRCfJt4 #glaucoma https://t.co/9udBRUO…

Cost-effective to detect fast progressors early by doing more VF exams: https://t.co/UcfcRCfJt4 #glaucoma https://t.co/9udBRUOZOf https://t.co/XKDLOeBrBD

RT @crabblab: Fancy a Sunday read? Here's one of our latest papers: https://t.co/XXwV9uUmqV #healtheconomics #glaucoma #research #healthser…

RT @crabblab: Fancy a Sunday read? Here's one of our latest papers: https://t.co/XXwV9uUmqV #healtheconomics #glaucoma #research #healthser…

Fancy a Sunday read? Here's one of our latest papers: https://t.co/XXwV9uUmqV #healtheconomics #glaucoma #research #healthservices