A cost-effectiveness analysis of screening urine dipsticks in well-child care

Keyphrases

• Chronic Kidney Disease 100%
• Cost-effectiveness Analysis 100%
• Well-child Care 100%
• Screening Strategy 83%
• Cost-effectiveness 66%
• Expected Cost 33%
• Primary Care Practitioners 33%
• Dipstick 33%
• Hematuria 16%
• Screening Test 16%
• Effectiveness Evaluation 16%
• Clinical Care 16%
• Primary Care Providers 16%
• School-age children 16%
• American Academy of Pediatrics 16%
• Practice Guidelines 16%
• Preventive Care 16%
• Direct Costs 16%
• Decision Analysis 16%
• Large Cohort 16%
• Proteinuria 16%
• Incremental Cost-effectiveness Ratio 16%
• Pediatricians 16%
• Diagnostic Performance 16%
• True Positive 16%
• New Recommendations 16%
• American Academy of Pediatrics Guidelines 16%
• Practitioner Perspectives 16%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Cost-Effectiveness Analysis 100%
• Chronic Kidney Disease 100%
• Well Child Care 100%
• Health Care Cost 83%
• Primary Health Care 50%
• Urinalysis 50%
• Pediatrics 33%
• Clinician 16%
• Diagnosis 16%
• False Positive Result 16%
• Hematuria 16%
• Screening Test 16%
• School-Aged Child 16%
• Preventive Medicine 16%
• Pediatrician 16%
• Proteinuria 16%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Cost Effectiveness Analysis 100%
• Chronic Kidney Failure 100%
• Well Child Care 100%
• Primary Medical Care 50%
• Practice Guideline 33%
• Screening Test 16%
• School-Aged Child 16%
• Diagnostic Value 16%
• Preventive Medicine 16%
• Incremental Cost-Effectiveness Ratio 16%
• Proteinuria 16%
• Pediatrician 16%
• False Positive Result 16%