Therefore, the main cost-effectiveness analysis will involve calculating two incremental cost-effectiveness ratios (ICERs) expressing 1) the cost per Quality Adjusted Life Year (QALY, mother unit of analysis) and 2) the cost per live born infant (child unit of analysis).
The main cost components of the analysis were labor, direct materials and supplies, and general shared costs (Test Site Burden).
The main drivers of the cost analysis were the number of applications required to debride the wound and number of visits required per application for each product.
This latter work will complement the main NHS perspective of the cost analysis.
Sensitivity analysis of the main cost elements of the plant to design parameters is presented.
The cost analysis had two main objectives: Comparison of patients treated for depression, patients with depressive symptoms treated for another disorder, and patients without depressive symptoms.
The effect of fluctuations of the main cost drivers is evaluated via an uncertainty analysis.
The cost analysis consists of two main parts.
The cost analysis exists of three main parts.
The cost analysis will consist of two main parts.
