Fetal monitoring at home in high-risk pregnancy. An integrated clinical and economic evaluation

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Preface

Chapter 1 General introduction

Chapter 2 High-risk pregnancy monitored antenatally at home

Chapter 3 Interobserver variability of the neurological optimality score

Chapter 4 Maternal health, antenatal and at eight weeks after delivery, in home versus in-hospital fetal monitoring in high-risk pregnancies

Chapter 5 Cost-minimization analysis of domiciliary antenatal fetal monitoring in high-risk pregnancies

Chapter 6 Family burden in obstetric care. Results from a family burden questionnaire and implications for decision making

Chapter 7 Comparing treatment valuations between and within subjects in clinical trials. Does it make a difference?

Chapter 8 Towards a framework for evaluation of non-health outcomes. Measurement and implications for cost-effectiveness analysis

Chapter 9 Do patients appreciate 'non-health' outcomes? Women's preferences and willingness to pay for domiciliary versus in-hospital antenatal fetal monitoring

Chapter 10 Are pregnant women willing to trade off health outcome for 'non-health' benefits?

Chapter 11 Summary and general discussion

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