However, if, on the other hand, unreported deaths more often occur in adults, the inclusion of this underreporting in mortality could lead to less favourable cost-effectiveness Furthermore, we did not take side effects of the booster vaccine into account.
Advocates point to the favourable cost-effectiveness estimates for deworming programmes, with a focus on the putative effect on schooling outcomes and productivity (Deworm the World 2012).
Conclusion: HAV-vaccination for children from ethnic minorities in Amsterdam is not cost saving, but may have a favourable cost-effectiveness.
Conclusion: The costs per case prevented reflect a favourable cost-effectiveness ratio (CER) for screening of high-risk pregnant women by 50 g oral glucose test.
A package of measures for the prevention of chronic diseases would deliver substantial health gains, with a very favourable cost-effectiveness profile.
Large-scale population-based or other comparative effectiveness studies comparing percutaneous ablation with open or laparoscopic or robotic partial nephrectomy are eagerly awaited to confirm the long-term non-inferiority of the technique, along with its favourable cost-effectiveness profile.
Nonetheless, recent evidence underlines the long-term oncological non-inferiority of percutaneous ablation methods compared to surgical resection, coupled with its unique properties of a completely incisionless procedure, lower rate of complications, better preservation of renal function and more favourable cost-effectiveness profile compared to partial nephrectomy.
All previously performed cost-effectiveness analyses using a static approach showed potential favourable cost-effectiveness for adolescent pertussis booster vaccination [49], [59], [60], [61], [73].
The inclusion of pertussis related deaths would probably lead to a slightly more favourable cost-effectiveness as adolescent vaccination is estimated to slightly decrease the incidence in the most vulnerable group (i.e. young infants).
