Cost-Effectiveness of a Nurse-Based Intervention (AIMS) to Improve Adherence among HIV-Infected Patients: Design of a Multi-Centre Randomised Controlled Trial
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BMC Health Services Research
13
274
2013
Following a recent review suggesting that cost-effectiveness evaluations of adherence interventions for chronic diseases are rare, and that the methodology of such evaluations is poorly described in the literature, this manuscript presents the study protocol for a multi-centre trial evaluating the effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of AIMS among a heterogeneous sample of patients. [from abstract]
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