Sentence examples for the cost effectiveness to from inspiring English sources

This study aimed to answer questions on the (cost) effectiveness to taper antidepressant use in patients who have no recent diagnosis of depression and/or anxiety.

The scenario with additional reduction of PHN improves the cost-effectiveness to a ratio of ~€10000.

Altering the tolerance of NIPPV below 18% would however cause the cost-effectiveness to exceed $50,000 per QALY.

12 Therefore, it is prudent to interpret treatment guidelines based on the safety and efficacy measures combined with the cost-effectiveness to help make decisions more patient-oriented.

20 Additionally, all other assumptions were derived from studies or data specific to the Japanese population, enhancing applicability of the cost-effectiveness to the Japanese health care system.

A more realistic scenario, for instance, a scenario with a higher detection rate of PAF by 7-d-Holter ECG improves the cost-effectiveness to 5,090 $/QALY gained [ 40], comparable to the data of our study.

In the scenario with reduction of HZ cases only the cost-effectiveness ratio increases towards ~€33500 at the age of 70; using the scenario with reduction of PHN improves the cost-effectiveness to a ratio of ~€10000.

The benefits and costs will be modelled around the potential future implementation of such an intervention Scotland-wide given that the fixed costs are unlikely to change; however, the impact on the cost-effectiveness to changes in the scale of the intervention will also be analysed.

The cost-effectiveness of screening from 50 to 75 was £1501 per life year saved, so proved to be similar in cost effectiveness to the 60 69 screening regiment.

If the vaccine efficacy rate is 35%, the cost effectiveness increases to $52,398/QALY.

Can these strategies be implemented in daily clinical care, and what is the cost effectiveness compared to usual care?