Cost-utility analysis of a dance intervention for adolescent girls with internalizing problems

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@DepressionFokus Inkomststudien är ingen interventionsstudie utan konstaterar bara att en korrelation finns. Den kravlösa dans-studien är inte ny, utan verkar ha publicerats 2013? https://t.co/aACjIrAyiM

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@touch Are you serious? Using Canadian HUI3 in a study of Swedish teenage girls? Really dangerous generalisation!!! http://t.co/5ogO9qBdG9

31 May 2013

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#costeffectiveness Cost-utility analysis of a dance intervention for adolescent girls with internalizing problems http://t.co/hU34raCRkA

06 Mar 2013

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Dance for #QALY: Dancing twice a week rises quality of life siginificantly and costs only $3,830 per QALY #healthcare http://t.co/CopndfU2lJ

25 Feb 2013

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