Sentence examples for long term cost effectiveness from inspiring English sources

Interspinous process devices have been suggested to have better short term (eight weeks) recovery than and similar long term (cost) effectiveness to bony decompression.

Judgments about long term cost effectiveness would require modelling to be undertaken, although such models would require information as yet unavailable.

Moreover, long term cost effectiveness has been estimated only through health economic modelling, 10 11 and such models extrapolated from short term data may be misleading.

For most interventions, long term cost effectiveness was lowest for the lowest age category, since at this age the full effects of prevention could be included, before any harm has been done.

Habitat gives its homeowners subsidies on top-of-the-line appliances and installs "green" materials with longevity and long term cost-effectiveness in mind.

Future research into the long term cost-effectiveness of an early referral could demonstrate whether this leads to better outcomes and should therefore be the preferred treatment.

This aims to contribute to retrofitting decision-making regarding the main archetypes of existing Swedish residential buildings and to the evaluation of their long-term cost effectiveness.

We will also extrapolate long-term cost effectiveness beyond the trial period.

In contrast, the participants in our study demonstrated long-term maintenance of symptom reduction that could explain the long-term cost effectiveness.

Therefore, IPD is believed to have better short-term recovery and similar long-term (cost-) effectiveness [ 8, 34, 36, 37].

When compared to standard PU care, the QIC was probably more costly and more effective in the short run, but its long-term cost-effectiveness is questionable.