That is a relatively cheap way to obtain valuable information for decision-makers and one example of that is the article: Modeling the cost effectiveness of injury interventions in lower and middle income countries: opportunities and challenges by Bishai and Hyder [ 38].
NSO cost effectiveness: Review the cost effectiveness of the NSO model and some of the functions performed by NSOs.
For example, the cost-effectiveness of CRC screening with CTC was presented using a single CRC treatment cost taken from a previous study [48] and costs per test from 1998 [42].
For example, the cost-effectiveness of lifestyle intervention has been shown to differ according to the participants' BMI [ 12].
For example, the cost-effectiveness of developing similar initiatives elsewhere would depend on the availability of health staff at nearby health facilities (who will shoulder additional responsibilities associated with community-based initiatives).
In the LSHTM study, some research projects specifically included economic evaluations of the interventions being researched, for example the cost-effectiveness of social marketing of insecticide treated bed nets [ 88].
For example, assessing the cost-effectiveness of interventions being compared is not within the objectives of the recently established Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute [ 64].
Field et al., for example, examined the cost-effectiveness of a range of prevention strategies, including several screening strategies and lipid lowering drugs [ 16].
Simmons et al. [ 34], for example, evaluated the cost-effectiveness of family planning research programmes delivered by LHWs in rural Bangladesh as compared to government programmes; they indicated that vaccines comprised 0.12% of the total programme budget from 1978-1985.
For example, the cost-effectiveness study of antimicrobial-coated catheters used this approach to estimate that an ICU day cost US$1,152 in 1999, or roughly three times the cost of a hospital day [ 2].
We modelled different policy options in an example country, Malawi, to examine the cost-effectiveness of expanding specialty training to retain doctors in sub-Saharan Africa.
