Article title: Informing a cost-effectiveness threshold for Saudi Arabia
Authors: Ahmed Hamdan Al-Jedaia, James Lomas, Hajer Yousef Almudaiheema, Yazed Sulaiman H. Al-Ruthiad, Shabab Alghamdi, Nancy Awad, Ahlam Alghamdi, Mohammad A. Alowairdhi, Hana Alabdulkarim, Majid Almad, Reem F. Bunyan and Jessica Ochalek
Journal: Journal of Medical Economics
Bibliometrics: Volume 26, Number 1, pages 128-138
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1080/13696998.2022.2157141
The above mentioned article has been re-published online by incorporating the below changes.
1. The article has been amended to include additional references that were unintentionally left out of the original published manuscript.
2. Table 2 was missing the references for the health expenditure datapoint. These are now referenced in Table 2. The penultimate paragraph of the methods section of the manuscript was updated (with updates in italics here) to clarify that government expenditure on health includes expenditures falling under the umbrella of the Saudi Health Council, including but not limited to the Ministry of Health, medical services at the Ministry of Defence, the National Guard, and the Ministry of Interiors, university hospitals (Ministry of Education), King Faisal Specialist Hospital & Research Center (Riyadh & Jeddah), etc.
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3. The first paragraph of the discussion has been amended to include a reference.
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