Costs and cost-effectiveness
Costs and cost effectiveness of malaria control interventions a systematic review
... All costs in this review have been presented in 2009 USD to allow easy comparison between ...the cost of implementing a malaria intervention can conceal a great deal of variation in the methodology used to ...
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Costs, outcome and cost effectiveness of neurocritical care: a multi center observational study
... mean cost per patient slightly decreased during the study ...mean cost per patient probably reflects the fact that severity of illness was less in all diagnostic groups, indicating that more patients with ...
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Costs and cost-effectiveness of community health workers: evidence from a literature review
... a cost-effective approach for the delivery of essential health ...the cost-effectiveness of CHWs in other areas may reflect that these areas have been evaluated less (and less rigorously) than ...
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Costs and cost-effectiveness of community health workers: evidence from a literature review
... a cost-effective approach for the delivery of essential health ...the cost-effectiveness of CHWs in other areas may reflect that these areas have been evaluated less (and less rigorously) than ...
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Costs and cost effectiveness of delivering intermittent preventive treatment through schools in western Kenya
... child cost of IPT in schools fall within the range of the per capita costs of other malaria control ...of cost- effectiveness, IPT delivered by teachers is estimated to be less attractive in ...
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Closing the mental health treatment gap in South Africa: a review of costs and cost-effectiveness
... provincial cost-effectiveness data may differ substantially from global or regional findings and could be important for bringing about changes in funding priorities (26, ...regional cost- ...
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Costs and cost-effectiveness of delivering intermittent preventive treatment through schools in western Kenya
... crude cost analysis of options for malaria con- trol in Kenyan schools in 2000 concluded that chemo- prophylaxis using the then recommended drug (Proguanil) delivered through schools would be prohibi- tively ...
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Community-based DOTS and family member DOTS for TB control in Nepal: costs and cost-effectiveness
... more cost-effective than the FBD strategy: recurrent costs per successful treat- ment were ...more cost- effective than a health centre/community-based scheme ...total costs per patient or a ...
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Scaling up integrated prevention campaigns for global health: costs and cost-effectiveness in 70 countries
... develop cost-effectiveness thresholds that re fl ected the full array of local public health options against which IPC could be ...estimated cost-effectiveness of ART for HIV does not account ...
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How to Appropriately Extrapolate Costs and Utilities in Cost-Effectiveness Analysis
... extrapolate cost and utilities The more simplistic methods of assigning costs and utilities within a cost-effectiveness model, such as profiles or constant values, appeal on the basis that ...
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How to appropriately extrapolate costs and utilities in cost-effectiveness analysis
... use, costs and utilities have been extrapolated in cost-effectiveness modelling, using examples from the ...unit costs, combined to derive costs, may have some ...unit costs ...
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On Projection of Costs and Incremental Cost-Effectiveness Ratios: A Data Example
... and cost-effectiveness analysis has been more and more important to both policy makers and clinicians in assessing health care ...incremental cost- effectiveness ratio (ICER) is widely used ...
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Future unrelated medical costs need to be considered in cost effectiveness analysis
... incremental cost effectiveness ratio (ICER a ) is an important determinant whether a technology will be recommended by NICE or ...unrelated costs can have a big impact on the incremental cost ...
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Costs of Diarrheal Disease and the Cost-Effectiveness of a Rotavirus Vaccination Program in Kyrgyzstan
... the costs and benefits of using rotavirus vaccines, we conducted a cost-effectiveness analysis of rotavirus vaccination in Uzbek- istan, a GAVI Alliance–eligible country; this was done before the ...
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Statistical Inference for Costs and Incremental Cost-Effectiveness Ratios with Censored Data
... performing cost-effectiveness analysis with censored data, there have been several measures proposed to evaluate the treatments (Chaudhary and Sterns, 1996; Heitjan, 2000; Willan and Lin, 2001; Briggs et ...
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Economic Costs of Rotavirus Gastroenteritis and Cost-Effectiveness of Vaccination in Developing Countries
... and cost for rotavirus gastroenteritis, par- ticularly in developing ...societal costs may provide additional information on the economic benefits of vaccination and potential cost ...the ...
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Cost-Effectiveness of Cancer Screening: Health and Costs in Life Years Gained
... medical costs has been a topic of debate in the area of economic evalua- tion, and, in practice, these costs are often ...such costs, as it has been shown that their exclusion could lead to decisions ...
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Statistical Inference for Medical Costs and Incremental Cost-effectiveness Ratios with Censored Data
... care costs in an environment of limited resources have sharpened the focus on economic evaluation of new ...treatments. Cost-effectiveness analysis usually aims at evaluating competing therapies in ...
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Introduction of rotavirus vaccination in Palestine: An evaluation of the costs, impact, and cost-effectiveness of ROTARIX and ROTAVAC.
... a cost-effective intervention in Palestine compared to no vaccination, averting a share of the rotavirus disease burden and generating substantial savings on healthcare ...healthcare-related costs for ...
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The Costs, Effects and Cost-Effectiveness of Changing the First Line Drug for the Treatment of Malaria in Tanzania
... The costs of the policy change Policy makers need information on the likely costs of this process, both for planning and budgeting purposes, and as an input into cost-effectiveness ...
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