Supplement Details

This special Supplement to the April 1999 issue of the journal Medical Care includes eight papers that describe the state of the art methodology for researchers seeking to conduct economic research in VA.

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Authors	Title		Journal	Date
None		Table of Contents	Med Care	1999
Demakis JG		Preface	Med Care	1999
Swindle, R.; Lukas, C. V.; Meyer, D. A.; Barnett, P. G.; Hendricks, A. M.		Cost analysis in the Department of Veterans Affairs: consensus and future directions	Med Care	1999
Barnett, P. G.		Review of methods to determine VA health care costs	Med Care	1999
Menke TJ, Homan RH, Kashner TM		Determining costs in VA: research design problems and solutions illustrated with case studies	Med Care	1999
Hynes, D.; Reda, D.; Giobbie-Hurder, A.; Abdellatif, M.; Weinberger, M.; Oddone, E.; Wasson, J.; Henderson, W.		Measuring costs in multisite randomized controlled trials: lessons from the VA Cooperative Studies Program	Med Care	1999
Chapko, M. K.; Hedrick, S.		Cost as a study outcome: sensitivity of study conclusions to the method of estimating cost	Med Care	1999
Menke, T. J.; Wray, N. P.		Use of a cost accounting system to evaluate costs of a VA special program	Med Care	1999
Hendricks, A. M.; Remler, D. K.; Prashker, M. J.		More or less?: Methods to compare VA and non-VA health care costs	Med Care	1999
Barnett, P. G.; Rodgers, J. H.		Use of the Decision Support System for VA cost-effectiveness research	Med Care	1999