"Different charities have different cost-effectiveness – for example, the ALS Association estimates that it costs on average $200,000 per year to support someone in the final stages of the disease.
As you might expect, each of these channels involve different costs, have different levels of effectiveness, and cater to a different population of consumer.
Of note, survival figures differed between these studies such that use of alternative studies may have led to different cost-effectiveness outcomes such as cost per QALY.
Different climate policies have different impacts on environmental effectiveness, cost effectiveness, and distributional effects that include equity and institutional feasibility (2).
Our results suggest that choosing one policy or the other might have different equity implications, beyond cost effectiveness ones.
Numerical experiments show that different policies have different impacts on the costs and the effectiveness of emission reduction.
Cost variations were the same for the two procedures in each simulation, while effectiveness could have different values in the same simulation.
Psychosocial treatments for alcohol disorders have shown cost effectiveness in a large, randomized study of different treatments in the United Kingdom.
Several economic evaluation studies have assessed the cost effectiveness of different TB control strategies, mainly related to DOTS.
We are aware of two studies that have estimated the cost effectiveness of different interventions for people with knee pain (in non-overweight populations), 2 3 though only one of these studies measured effectiveness in terms of utility.
Several studies conducted in different countries have evaluated the cost effectiveness of LMWH relative to UFH or to no pharmacological prophylaxis for DVT prevention in medical inpatients (Lamy et al 2002; Nuijten et al 2002; McCarry et al 2004; Schadlich et al 2006; Shorr et al 2007).
