Medical care -- Cost effectiveness
Cost-effectiveness of telehealth for patients with depression: evidence from the Healthlines randomised controlled trial.
... to cost primary care consultations, community health and social care where ...primary care and reported in medical records were based on the Prescription Cost Analysis England ...
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Cost effectiveness of chest pain unit care in the NHS
... Queen's Medical Centre Nottingham – Frank Coffey (ED lead), Phil Miller (ED research coordinator); Taunton and Somerset Hospital – Cliff Mann (ED lead), Andria Haffenden (chest pain nurse), Bridget Capewell (chest ...
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Medizinische und konomische Beurteilung der bariatrischen Chirurgie (Adipositaschirurgie) gegenber konservativen Strategien bei erwachsenen Patienten mit morbider Adipositas Evaluation of medical and health economic effectiveness of bariatric surgery (obesity surgery) versus conservative strategies in adult patients with morbid obesity
... associated medical, social, economic, and psychological complications is considered a chronic, multifactorial ...the medical effectiveness/efficacy, safety and cost-effectiveness of ...
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A randomized comparative study of patients undergoing myocardial revascularization with or without cardiopulmonary bypass surgery: The MASS III Trial
... relative cost-effectiveness for the MASS III trial ...for cost-effectiveness analy- sis [20]. Medical care resource utilization and cost data will be collected ...
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Cost-effectiveness of continuity of midwifery care for women with complex pregnancy: a structured review of the literature
... antenatal care, pre-natal educa- tion and health promotion strategies provided by mid- wives as an effective intervention to improve maternal and neonatal outcomes when integrated with other spe- cialised health ...
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Taping patients with clinical signs of subacromial impingement syndrome: the design of a randomized controlled trial
... (BSN medical ® ) ...the effectiveness and cost-effec- tiveness of usual physical therapy care in combination with one particular tape technique for subacromial impingement syndrome of the ...
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Pitfalls of prioritizing cost effectiveness in the assessment of medical innovation: A comment on Wallis and Detsky guest editorial
... wait until more robust evidence is available before making a recommendation. However, in other cases there may be greater costs associated with delaying a decision, and so an HTA agency may prefer to make a ...
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Cost effectiveness of an ambulance based referral system for emergency obstetrical and neonatal care in rural Ethiopia
... specific medical services given to the referred women were estimated based on average cost of each medical procedure set at ...mean cost for caesarean sec- tion was estimated at 65 US ...
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A randomised, controlled study of outcome and cost effectiveness for RA patients attending nurse led rheumatology clinics: Study protocol of an ongoing nationwide multi centre study
... of medical services and reduced junior hospital doctors’ working hours have prompted the rheumatology community in the United Kingdom (UK) to reassess how patient services are ...essential medical provision ...
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Health economic analyses in medical nutrition: a systematic literature review
... and cost situation for the health care systems, newly introduc- ing a treatment for patients with ...CMPA. Cost-effectiveness or cost-comparison analyses were ...current cost of ...
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Health care input constraints and cost effectiveness analysis
... unit cost of $20k of which $5k consists of spending on human ...health care budget of $2m and we are not concerned about the shortage of medical staff we would simply invest the whole budget in T ...
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Effectiveness and cost effectiveness of transmural collaborative care with consultation letter (TCCCL) and duloxetine for major depressive disorder (MDD) and (sub)chronic pain in collaboration with primary care: design of a randomized placebo controlled multi Centre trial: TCC:PAINDIP
... the cost utility of the three conditions will be com- pared to each ...the cost utility of each condition, the difference in direct medical costs per pa- tient receiving collaborative care and ...
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Clinical effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of central venous catheters treated with Minocycline and Rifampicin in preventing bloodstream infections in intensive care patients
... control groups. However, regarding the clinically relevant outcome “CVC-related bloodstream infection” no indica- tion for stronger involvement of Candida spp. was found. Half of the RCT included into the medical ...
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OSCE Feedback: A Randomized Trial of Effectiveness,Cost Effectiveness and Student Satisfaction
... of medical education and is necessary for students to improve as clinicians and learners (Ende, 1983; Brown & Cooke, 2009; Chowdhury & Kalu, 2004; Brukner, Altkorn, Cook, Quinn, & Mcnabb, ...
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Health Supervision for Children With Turner Syndrome
... informative and in general appropriate. I was surprised and con- cerned, however, about the recommendation for repeated echo- cardiograms. These are expensive tests and there is no evidence that yearly studies are ...
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Belimumab for the treatment of active autoantibody positive systemic lupus erythematosus
... the cost-effectiveness of belimumab in each population was essentially the same (base case ICER £64,410 and £66,170 / QALY ...or cost-effectiveness and a SLEDAI score cut-off of 10 points, ...
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The cost effectiveness of a family meetings intervention to prevent depression and anxiety in family caregivers of patients with dementia: a randomized trial
... a cost-utility analysis with the QALY as the effect (analysed for the patient- caregiver dyad as well as for caregivers and patients QALYs separately) and a cost-effectiveness analysis with the ...
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Cost effectiveness analysis of guidelines for antihypertensive care in Finland
... It is assumed that the effect of treatments within each sce- nario on BP group membership occurs only during the first five-year cycle. In subsequent cycles, transitions between BP groups result from changes in BP with ...
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Distributional cost-effectiveness analysis of health care programmes
... opportunity cost due to the disinvestment of these funds from other uses within the NHS is assumed to be one QALY per £20,000, in line with current practice in the ...opportunity cost: first, where the ...
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Comparative analysis of health care facilities in government and corporate hospitals: With special reference to Hadauti Region in Rajasthan
... Patients Admitted in Hospitals: Admissions of patients are high in government hospitals than the corporate hospitals. Government hospitals receive mainly poor and middle class patients whereas corporate hospitals mainly ...
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