What Are the Key Components of Cost in Epidemiology?
Several key components contribute to the overall cost of epidemiological research:
Data Collection: Costs associated with surveys, interviews, and electronic health records. Laboratory Tests: Expenses for diagnostic tests, sample analysis, and laboratory supplies. Personnel: Salaries for researchers, technicians, and administrative staff. Technology: Costs for software, hardware, and data storage solutions. Training: Expenses for training personnel to ensure accurate and ethical data collection.
