Sentence examples for gained is considered from inspiring English sources
A cost-effectiveness ratio of less than 20.000 euro per QALY gained is considered cost-effective [ 27, 28].
In the Spanish healthcare environment, an ICER of €30,000/QALY gained is considered an acceptable threshold of cost effectiveness [ 37].
The estimated ICERs of active treatment vs. no treatment range from A$22,263 for TF-CBT + SSRI to A$34,567 for non-directive counselling, indicating that even in the short term investing in any type of psychotherapy is likely to present a good value for money from the perspective of the Australian mental health system if the threshold of A$50,000 per QALY gained is considered 'affordable' [ 61].
Breast cancer mortality reduction and life-years gained were considered as screening benefits, whereas, overdiagnosis and false positive results were assessed as harms.
In England, interventions with an ICER of less than £20 000 to £30 000 (around €24 000 to €36 000) per QALY gained are considered to be cost-effective [ 57].
ICERs less than $50,000 per QALY gained were considered to be cost-effective based on a willingness of the health-care system to pay (WTP) value of $50,000.
The price differential ranged from minus €2,80, if only life years gained were considered (i.e. the bivalent vaccine might be more expensive), to almost €11 if future health outcomes are discounted at 4%.
These scenarios include the conditions in which (i) only LY gained are considered, (ii) the quadrivalent vaccine provides a shorter duration of protection, and (iii) prevention of genital warts are not taken into account.
Although NICE have not explicitly recommended an ICER above which public health interventions should not be recommended and below which they should, in general, interventions with an ICER of less than £20,000 per QALY gained are considered cost-effective [ 25].
In this paper, variable relay gain is considered.
Background: Weight gain is considered to be a standard clinical complication of insulin therapy.
