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In some cases cost-effectiveness of an intervention is better when resources are allocated to the poorest and most marginalised populations than when allocating to those doing better [ 9].

The results of the base case cost-effectiveness analyses suggest that TM is expected to be the most cost-effective strategy at a threshold of £20 000/QALY.

Base case cost-effectiveness analyses suggest that telemonitoring during office hours (TM) is the most cost-effective strategy at a threshold of £20 000/Qalbeitlbeit with uncertainty.

Owen and colleagues (2010) synthesised the evidence of 200 base-case cost-effectiveness estimates of evidence underpinning National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence NICEE) public health guidance from 2006 10, because no comprehensive list of estimates was previously available.

The corresponding "best-case" cost-effectiveness ratio was $225 per DALY averted.

In that case, cost-effectiveness analysis needs to be performed.

Table  4 presents base case cost-effectiveness results.

They analysed 200 base-case cost-effectiveness estimates.

Base case cost-effectiveness results are presented in Table  4.

We therefore caution that our base-case cost-effectiveness results should be interpreted carefully.

Compared to other medical interventions, the base case cost-effectiveness ratio of $321,000/QALY was relatively expensive.