The probabilistic uncertainty analysis depicted in figures 3 and 4 also show that these interventions remain highly cost effective (cost effectiveness ratio <$Int2000 per DALY averted) even after allowing for plausible variations in costs and effects.
For this analysis we take the most conservative cut-off of USD 36 to reflect a highly cost-effectiveness intervention, and from USD 36 to USD 202 to reflect a cost effective intervention.
The incremental cost effectiveness ratio remained highly cost effective during sensitivity analysis.
As mentioned previously, the thresholds that have been used in the literature to determine highly cost effective interventions and cost-effectiveness interventions vary.
The intervention is highly cost effective given the cost-effectiveness thresholds generally applied in the UK, and on the basis of these results the txt2stop mobile phone text messaging intervention should be considered as an addition to existing smoking cessation services.
While H. pylori eradication therapy is highly cost effective for peptic ulcer disease, the cost effectiveness of H. pylori eradication therapy in nonulcer dyspepsia is less certain [ 34].
Cost effectiveness analyses confirmed that at one year follow-up, both booklet interventions were highly cost effective.
The cost effectiveness ratios for breast cancer treatment fell below Mexico's per capita GDP per DALY averted, making treatment highly cost effective.
A mean improvement in health in terms of QALYs of only 0.01 over a 12 month period would make the intervention highly cost-effective (incremental cost-effectiveness ratio of £464 per QALY).
CC-Nefro®, Dreisacarb®, Calci-Gry®, amongst others) Effective Highly cost-effective Good tolerability Effectiveness influenced by pH value Gastrointestinal complaints Risk of hypercalcaemia In some circumstances, influence on vascular calcification Aluminum salts (e. g.
The therapy was found to be highly cost-effective, with incremental cost-effectiveness ratio (ICER) of RM5,619 per QALY gained, equivalent to 18% of the country's per-capita gross domestic product.
