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Third course in the economic evaluation sequence. Examines advanced methods as well as areas of controversy. Explores methods for performing cost-effectiveness analysis using data from prospective studies and observational data. Examines alternatives to conventional cost-effectiveness analysis, including cost-benefit analysis, stated preference methods, and multi-criteria decision analysis. Emphasizes "hands-on" experience in conducting cost-effectiveness analysis based on data from prospective clinical trials as well as studies based on administrative databases such as health insurance paid claims files.