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Does your cost-effectiveness model answer the question of interest? Marginal versus conditional inputs and transportability across populations
Objectives: There has been increased appreciation of the differences between marginal and conditional estimates and different types of effect measures regarding their applicability to different target populations. This issue of transportability is of concern in model-based cost-effectiveness analysi
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