Sentence examples for new cost effectiveness from inspiring English sources
In fact, one likely IPAB recommendation embraced by Dr. Donald Berwick, the new administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services would be for Medicare to create a new "cost effectiveness" standard for covering medical products.
21 The UK multiple sclerosis risk sharing scheme was an innovative approach to collect new cost effectiveness data as part of an observational clinical cohort study.
We conclude that, depending on local conditions, 16 contingent screening is the preferred screening strategy for Down's syndrome with a first trimester cut-off value for risk of 1 in 9. Obviously, if it becomes possible to perform non-invasive prenatal diagnosis of Down's syndrome by means of fetal DNA or cells in maternal blood new cost effectiveness studies will be needed.
The draft guidance marks the first time Nice has applied its new cost-effectiveness limits for treatments for very rare conditions.
Therefore, in this paper, we first introduce a new cost-effectiveness measure to evaluate QA resource allocation, based on the concept of "remaining defects" per file.
We would like to emphasize that our paper is not intended to be a new cost-effectiveness analysis, but instead to present a whole new framework allowing new cost-effectiveness studies to be performed.
While mortality is the ultimate endpoint to prove the value of new approaches, cost effectiveness is also an important goal.
A new indicator, exergetic cost effectiveness, defined as the multiplication of the components' contribution to the total cost and contribution to the total exergy destruction in the system is also proposed.
Accordingly, new research on cost effectiveness of screening is recommended.
New studies including cost effectiveness are needed in order to confirm the effectiveness of this strategy The authors declare that they have no competing interests.
PN has come a long way since its inception in the 19th century; however, it still has several issues in terms of efficacy, priority setting, adaptation of new approaches and cost effectiveness [ 4].
