Even if large-scale facilities are not constructed, advocates say the technology can be particularly cost-effective for handling medical and refinery waste and construction materials, because they command high disposal fees for the operator and produce high levels of heat that can be used to produce electricity.
Sewage treatment would be more cost-effective than wetlands, and treatment in urban settlements in the eastern part of the catchment when no additional pipes need to be constructed would be particularly cost-effective (20 euro per kg according to Table 4).
However, screening will be particularly cost-effective when applied to persons with long latencies who have not been previously screened.
By implication, then, there may be further subgroups of individuals with HCV and ALD, diagnosed with cirrhosis at a younger age, in which more intensive surveillance might be particularly cost-effective.
Improving facility quality and training managers to be more supportive of facility staff may be particularly cost-effective, as investments are borne once while benefits accrue to a range of health workers at the facility.
An incremental net benefit regression (INBR) analysis is conducted to address the research question in which groups the intervention is likely to be particularly cost-effective, analogous to the moderator analyses for clinical endpoints.
The same set of predictor variables will also be used in an incremental net benefit regression analysis to addresses the research question in what groups the intervention is likely to be particularly cost-effective.
Among novel and efficient interventions, the early mobility systematic protocol performed by a specialised team is efficient [ 31] and was found to be particularly cost-effective in patients with acute respiratory failures admitted to a medical ICU as it reduced the lengths of stay in the ICU and in the hospital without increasing the costs [ 32].
