Why the study?
Is the STEMO prehospital stroke concept cost-effective?
Is the STEMO prehospital stroke concept cost-effective?
The STEMO prehospital stroke concept demonstrates potential cost-effectiveness depending on societal willingness-to-pay thresholds.
May guide stroke system planning at favorable WTP thresholds; leaves open randomized economic confirmation.
Depending on willingness-to-pay thresholds in societal perspectives, the STEMO prehospital stroke concept has the potential of providing a reasonable innovation even in health-economic dimensions.
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