Estimates of ICER and ICUR will be derived and bootstrap samples will be generated to compose cost utility planes (which show graphically the variability in the data) [ 37].
From the whole body scan, upper limb, lower limb, and trunk LM and FM will be derived by manipulating segmental lines according to anatomical landmarks [ 38].
The quantitative measures on content, coverage, frequency and duration will be derived from the household and exit surveys and project and health facility statistics.
Urine will be distilled and filtered to create new drinking water every two days or so, and oxygen will be derived onboard from water and carbon dioxide exhaled by the crew.
Resource use directly associated with CBT and SH (e.g. patients' and staff time due to screening and treatment) will be derived from the therapy protocols.
Build a system (like those mentioned here today) that has the clinician at the heart of it and it will be adopted and benefits will be derived.
Hospitalizations will be assessed by the number, indication, and duration as reported by the physicians, and mortality will be derived from the patients' medical files.
In one of the academic centers peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMC) and platelets will be derived from 50 participants before and after the intervention.
Estimates of costs, utilities, and probabilities will be derived from the trial (extrapolation) and, where available, the literature, or from experts.
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