Several factors influence final selection, including:
Data Quality: The reliability and validity of the collected data are paramount. High-quality data ensure that the conclusions drawn are accurate. Statistical Analysis: Proper statistical methods must be used to analyze the data. Misinterpretation of statistical results can lead to incorrect decisions. Ethical Considerations: Ethical guidelines must be followed to ensure that the selected interventions do not cause harm to the population. Stakeholder Input: Input from relevant stakeholders, including healthcare providers, patients, and policymakers, can provide valuable insights for making informed decisions. Cost-Effectiveness: Economic evaluations play a crucial role in determining the feasibility of implementing specific interventions.
