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The Economics of Medical Technology: Proceedings of an International Conference on Economics of Medical Technology

Frans Rutten, Stanley Reiser

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1 Introduction.- 2 The Early Assessment of Health Care Technology: Introducing the Artificial Heart.- 3 The Marketplace for Medical Technology.- 4 The Transfer of Medical Technology in Developing Countries: The Case of Brazil.- 5 Public Control of the Diffusion of Health Technology.- 6 Diffusion of Medical Technology: A Case Study of Policy in Europe and the Netherlands.- 7 Economic Techniques for Technology Assessment.- 8 Technology Assessment in Europe: Its Present and Future Roles.- 9 A Working View of Technology Assessment: The Case of Digital Substraction Angiography.- 10 Changing Environment: Decentralized Use of Medical Technology.- 11 The Birth and Development of an Innovation: The Case of Magnetic Resonance Imaging.- 12 Economics and the Rational Use of Medical Technology.- 13 Ethical Aspects of Medical Technology.- 14 Educational Aspects of the Economics of Medical Technology.- 15 General Conclusions.

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1 Introduction.- 2 The Early Assessment of Health Care Technology: Introducing the Artificial Heart.- 3 The Marketplace for Medical Technology.- 4 The Transfer of Medical Technology in Developing Countries: The Case of Brazil.- 5 Public Control of the Diffusion of Health Technology.- 6 Diffusion of Medical Technology: A Case Study of Policy in Europe and the Netherlands.- 7 Economic Techniques for Technology Assessment.- 8 Technology Assessment in Europe: Its Present and Future Roles.- 9 A Working View of Technology Assessment: The Case of Digital Substraction Angiography.- 10 Changing Environment: Decentralized Use of Medical Technology.- 11 The Birth and Development of an Innovation: The Case of Magnetic Resonance Imaging.- 12 Economics and the Rational Use of Medical Technology.- 13 Ethical Aspects of Medical Technology.- 14 Educational Aspects of the Economics of Medical Technology.- 15 General Conclusions.

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1 Introduction.- 2 The Early Assessment of Health Care Technology: Introducing the Artificial Heart.- 3 The Marketplace for Medical Technology.- 4 The Transfer of Medical Technology in Developing Countries: The Case of Brazil.- 5 Public Control of the Diffusion of Health Technology.- 6 Diffusion of Medical Technology: A Case Study of Policy in Europe and the Netherlands.- 7 Economic Techniques for Technology Assessment.- 8 Technology Assessment in Europe: Its Present and Future Roles.- 9 A Working View of Technology Assessment: The Case of Digital Substraction Angiography.- 10 Changing Environment: Decentralized Use of Medical Technology.- 11 The Birth and Development of an Innovation: The Case of Magnetic Resonance Imaging.- 12 Economics and the Rational Use of Medical Technology.- 13 Ethical Aspects of Medical Technology.- 14 Educational Aspects of the Economics of Medical Technology.- 15 General Conclusions.

Key concepts: Health technology, Technology assessment, Biomedical technology, Health care, Medicine, Engineering ethics, Engineering, Political science

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