However, treating 2×N patients using TM for 6 months was cost-effective with it being dominant against a combination of treating N patients using TM for 12 months with the rest of the N patients under usual care.
Vaccinating all other at risk groups would not be considered cost effective, with an incremental cost effectiveness ratio of more than £80 000 per QALY gained.
The AMIC procedure provides two major advantages; on one hand, it is a one-step procedure with no need of cartilage harvesting potentially leading to donor site morbidity and on the other, it is cost effective with no need of in vitro cell expansion [ 4].
Recent studies from the Netherlands [ 8, 9] found implementation of diabetes guidelines to be cost effective, with the level of cost effectiveness varying between different aspects of care.
If done right, this treatment plan is quick, easy and cost effective, with no lingering side effects.
It is also 100% waterproof and cost effective, with no changeable brush heads.
We won't stop taking risks, its what we do, but its important to be extremly cost effective with the ones we do.
Thirdly, and most importantly, innovation is stimulated, resulting in new services that were impossible or not cost effective with the previous technology.
The government says the scheme is also cost effective, with a return of 1.78 reais to the economy for every 1 reais spent.
But they would save enough lives to be considered cost effective, with a net cost of roughly $89 per person screened.
For industrial application, the method should be efficient, cost effective, with minimum human interaction, and reasonably accurate.
