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Fernando Alarid-Escudero
Fernando Alarid-Escudero
Department of Health Policy, Stanford University School of Medicine
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Modeling the cost‐effectiveness of doula care associated with reductions in preterm birth and cesarean delivery
KB Kozhimannil, RR Hardeman, F Alarid‐Escudero, CA Vogelsang, ...
Birth 43 (1), 20-27, 2016
1972016
Microsimulation modeling for health decision sciences using R: a tutorial
EM Krijkamp, F Alarid-Escudero, EA Enns, HJ Jalal, MGM Hunink, ...
Medical Decision Making 38 (3), 400-422, 2018
1382018
The household secondary attack rate of severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2): a rapid review
HF Fung, L Martinez, F Alarid-Escudero, JA Salomon, DM Studdert, ...
Clinical Infectious Diseases 73 (Supplement_2), S138-S145, 2021
1182021
An overview of R in health decision sciences
H Jalal, P Pechlivanoglou, E Krijkamp, F Alarid-Escudero, E Enns, ...
Medical decision making 37 (7), 735-746, 2017
1042017
A cost-effectiveness analysis of systemic therapy for metastatic hormone-sensitive prostate cancer
NJ Sathianathen, F Alarid-Escudero, KM Kuntz, N Lawrentschuk, ...
European urology oncology 2 (6), 649-655, 2019
572019
A Gaussian approximation approach for value of information analysis
H Jalal, F Alarid-Escudero
Medical Decision Making 38 (2), 174-188, 2018
562018
Comparing the cost-effectiveness of innovative colorectal cancer screening tests
EFP Peterse, RGS Meester, L de Jonge, AH Omidvari, F Alarid-Escudero, ...
JNCI: Journal of the National Cancer Institute 113 (2), 154-161, 2021
522021
Covid-19 in the California state prison system: an observational study of decarceration, ongoing risks, and risk factors
ET Chin, T Ryckman, L Prince, D Leidner, F Alarid-Escudero, JR Andrews, ...
Journal of General Internal Medicine 36 (10), 3096-3102, 2021
502021
Estimated quality of life and economic outcomes associated with 12 cervical cancer screening strategies: a cost-effectiveness analysis
GF Sawaya, E Sanstead, F Alarid-Escudero, K Smith-McCune, ...
JAMA internal medicine 179 (7), 867-878, 2019
482019
Outbreaks of COVID-19 variants in US prisons: a mathematical modelling analysis of vaccination and reopening policies
T Ryckman, ET Chin, L Prince, D Leidner, E Long, DM Studdert, ...
The Lancet Public Health 6 (10), e760-e770, 2021
462021
Estimating the natural history of cervical carcinogenesis using simulation models: a CISNET comparative analysis
EA Burger, IMCM De Kok, E Groene, J Killen, K Canfell, S Kulasingam, ...
JNCI: Journal of the National Cancer Institute 112 (9), 955-963, 2020
462020
A need for change! A coding framework for improving transparency in decision modeling
F Alarid-Escudero, EM Krijkamp, P Pechlivanoglou, H Jalal, SYZ Kao, ...
Pharmacoeconomics 37 (11), 1329-1339, 2019
462019
Midwife‐led care and obstetrician‐led care for low‐risk pregnancies: a cost comparison
LB Attanasio, F Alarid‐Escudero, KB Kozhimannil
Birth 47 (1), 57-66, 2020
452020
Cost-effectiveness analysis of active surveillance strategies for men with low-risk prostate cancer
NJ Sathianathen, BR Konety, F Alarid-Escudero, N Lawrentschuk, ...
European urology 75 (6), 910-917, 2019
442019
Incorporating biomarkers into the primary prostate biopsy setting: a cost-effectiveness analysis
NJ Sathianathen, KM Kuntz, F Alarid-Escudero, NL Lawrentschuk, ...
The Journal of urology 200 (6), 1215-1220, 2018
442018
Covid-19 vaccine acceptance in california state prisons
ET Chin, D Leidner, T Ryckman, YE Liu, L Prince, F Alarid-Escudero, ...
New England Journal of Medicine 385 (4), 374-376, 2021
422021
Calculating the expected value of sample information in practice: considerations from 3 case studies
A Heath, N Kunst, C Jackson, M Strong, F Alarid-Escudero, ...
Medical Decision Making 40 (3), 314-326, 2020
412020
Computing the expected value of sample information efficiently: practical guidance and recommendations for four model-based methods
N Kunst, ECF Wilson, D Glynn, F Alarid-Escudero, G Baio, A Brennan, ...
Value in Health 23 (6), 734-742, 2020
342020
“Time traveling is just too dangerous” but some methods are worth revisiting: the advantages of expected loss curves over cost-effectiveness acceptability curves and frontier
F Alarid-Escudero, EA Enns, KM Kuntz, TL Michaud, H Jalal
Value in Health 22 (5), 611-618, 2019
322019
A summary of the 2020 gastric cancer summit at Stanford University
RJ Huang, H Koh, JH Hwang, CC Abnet, F Alarid-Escudero, MR Amieva, ...
Gastroenterology 159 (4), 1221-1226, 2020
292020
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