Sentence examples for comparative cost-effectiveness from inspiring English sources
Sizto et al. [ 8] performed a comparative cost-effectiveness analysis for biologics that concluded that adalimumab is the most cost-effective agent, with an ICER of £30,538 per QALY, followed by etanercept 25 and 50 mg (£37,284 and £37,676 per QALY, respectively), efalizumab (£40,000 per QALY) and infliximab (£42,492 per QALY).
28, 29 Tadalafil may also be a cost-effective option; however, further research is needed to provide insight into tadalafil's comparative cost-effectiveness.
Nevertheless, comparative cost-effectiveness results on a long time horizon are lacking to adequately inform decisions of reimbursement.
To perform a comparative cost-effectiveness analysis (CEA) of femtosecond laser-assisted cataract surgery (LCS) and conventional phacoemulsification cataract surgery (PCS).
To perform a comparative cost-effectiveness analysis of Descemet stripping automated endothelial keratoplasty (DSAEK) and penetrating keratoplasty (PK) for corneal endothelial disease.
What is the comparative cost-effectiveness of a gym-based maintenance exercise program versus a home-based maintenance program with telephone support for adults with chronic health conditions who have previously completed a short-term, supervised group exercise program?
49 Literature describing the potential value of DBT (ie, its comparative costs, cost-effectiveness, budget impact) is limited.
To our knowledge, the comparative cost effectiveness of simplified human papillomavirus test based strategies compared with extended test protocols has not been examined in these settings and is a potential subject for future cost effectiveness analyses.
A framework for evaluating any product for mechanical performance, comparative cost effectiveness, and willingness-to-pay price is described and applied to real examples.
