A Systematic Review of Productivity in Economic Evaluations of Workplace Interventions: A Need for Reporting Criteria?
Cheryl JonesSuzanne M M VerstappenKatherine PaynePublished in: Applied health economics and health policy (2020)
Variation in the methods used to quantify productivity and how it is reported in economic evaluations suggests the need for specific published reporting guidelines for productivity. The development of standardised reporting guidelines for the identification, measurement, and valuation of absenteeism and presenteeism in economic evaluations may help reduce variation in the methods and promote transparency.