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Highest level of education completed (n = 110)
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|
Undergraduate
|
11 (10%)
|
|
Masters
|
58 (53%)
|
|
Doctorate
|
41 (35%)
|
|
Economic evaluation as a major part of the respondent study (n = 110)
|
|
Yes
|
70 (64%)
|
|
No
|
40 (36%)
|
|
Years of experience in the field of economic evaluation (n = 105)
|
|
0–5
|
49 (47%)
|
|
6–10
|
32 (30%)
|
|
11–15
|
8 (8%)
|
|
16–20
|
8 (8%)
|
|
21–25
|
2 (2%)
|
|
26 or more
|
5 (5%)
|
|
Affiliation (n = 110, multiple answers allowed)
|
|
Academic
|
46 (42%)
|
|
Public health institute
|
46 (42%)
|
|
Governmental research bodies
|
7 (6%)
|
|
Ministry of Health
|
7 (6%)
|
|
Governmental bodies (unspecified)
|
4 (4%)
|
|
Consultancies
|
4 (4%)
|
|
Industries
|
4 (4%)
|
|
Others
|
4 (4%)
|
|
Regions of affiliation (n = 110, multiple answers allowed)
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|
Africa
|
34 (32%)
|
|
America
|
18 (17%)
|
|
Eastern Mediterranean
|
6 (6%)
|
|
Europe
|
16 (15%)
|
|
South East Asia
|
42 (40%)
|
|
Western Pacific
|
34 (32%)
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