Early discharge of publicly funded non-acute hernia patients after surgery may save health care costs by reducing inpatient bed-days. An economic evaluation was conducted to examine the cost implications of implementing day care surgeries for non-acute hernia cases for publicly funded patients to improve the efficiency of the public health system in Sri Lanka. A linked decision tree model was developed and populated using secondary data to model the...
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An economic evaluation of day surgery for non-acute hernia repair in Sri Lanka in 2022
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An economic evaluation of day surgery for non-acute hernia repair in Sri Lanka in 2022 (English). Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099050523163581817