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The aim is to synthesize recent developments in structured expert elicitation applications within health economics from the last eight years.

June 21, 2026PharmacoEconomicsOpen Access

Applications of Structural Expert Elicitations for Economic Evaluations: A Systematic Review Update

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The aim is to synthesize recent developments in structured expert elicitation applications within health economics from the last eight years.
Conducted a systematic literature search in Medline and Embase from April 2017 to February 2026.
Data extraction focused on expert selection, elicitation methods, and analytical techniques.
Identified 28 studies that met inclusion criteria through snowball sampling.
Structured expert elicitation applications varied widely, involving 1 to 18 experts per study.
Most studies directly pooled expert distributions into decision models, with 75% reporting this approach.
Elicitation methods predominantly employed variable and fixed interval techniques (29% vs. 67%).

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Systematic review updates applications of structured expert elicitation in economic evaluations, indicating substantial variations and potential for healthcare decision-making.

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Geisler et al. (2026) studied this question.

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Systematic review updates applications of structured expert elicitation in economic evaluations, indicating substantial variations and potential for healthcare decision-making.

Applications of Structural Expert Elicitations for Economic Evaluations: A Systematic Review Update

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Applications of Structural Expert Elicitations for Economic Evaluations: A Systematic Review Update

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