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The appropriate elicitation of expert opinion in economic models: making expert data fit for purpose

Authors:

Sullivan W and Payne K.

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Journal Article

Publication Name:

PharmacoEconomics

Citation:

Sullivan W and Payne K. The appropriate elicitation of expert opinion in economic models: making expert data fit for purpose. Pharmacoeconomics. 2011;29(6):455-9.


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