A systematic review of health state utility values for thyroid cancer

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Rachel Houten
Nigel Fleeman
Eleanor Kotas
Angela Boland
Tosin Lambe
Rui Duarte
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[1] University of Liverpool,Liverpool Reviews and Implementation Group
[2] York Health Economics Consortium,undefined
[3] University of York,undefined
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Quality of Life Research | 2021年 / 30卷
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Health-related quality of life; Systematic review; Thyroid cancer; Utility values;
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页数:27
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