Although the intervention costs substantially more than usual care, the cost effectiveness and cost utility ratios compare favorably to other depression interventions.
Substantially more than usual; feeling bad, acting contrite and being white.
To get a head start on the upcoming season, CBS said late last month that it was bringing back 18 prime-time shows, substantially more than usual.
20 Policy Aims to Shield Medicare The Bush administration is proposing a new policy that would punish hospitals, drugstores and other health care providers that charge Medicare or Medicaid substantially more than their usual charges to private insurers.
The Bush administration is proposing a new policy that would punish hospitals, drugstores and other health care providers that charge Medicare or Medicaid substantially more than their usual charges to private insurers.
The new policy says providers will not be barred from government programs if they can show "good cause" for billing Medicare and Medicaid substantially more than their usual charges.
Sidney Bournes, a police department spokesman, declined to give exact numbers, but said there would be substantially more officers deployed than usual.
This is mainly due to the high fixed cost of setting up and running the program (£771 per participant in the Internet group), which made it substantially more costly than the usual care group to set up.
"Policies to protect the climate and preserve the environment can actually create substantially more jobs than the 'business as usual' growth.
Consistent with the increase in physical activity observed in the Usual Care group, the Telephone Counselling group spent only slightly more time in good health-behaviour states than did the Usual Care group, but substantially more time in good health behaviour states than did the existing practice alternative (Real Control) group.
Compared with the usual care group, employees in both incentive groups were substantially more likely to be smoke-free at six months.
