Sentence examples for used willingness from inspiring English sources
Monte Carlo simulation and PSA confirm that racecadotril is the dominant treatment strategy and is almost certainly cost effective, under the central assumptions of the model, at a commonly used willingness to pay proxy threshold range of £20,000 £30,000 per QALY.
The strengths of our study include: a large sample size, the fact that we measured service quality as close to the time service was delivered as possible, and the fact that we used willingness to recommend (using the question and scale most commonly used in industry) as our dependent variable, which has been previously validated through research in many industries.
In terms of the threshold determining cost-effectiveness, a commonly used willingness-to-pay (WTP) threshold of £25,000 €30,000000) as recommended by the National Institute of Health and Care Excellence (NICE) was employed.
Indeed, the uncertainty analysis found that U@Uni has a 0% probability of being considered cost-effective at the commonly used willingness-to-pay threshold of £20,000 per QALY (see Figure 2).
Although the ICER for treatment based on a TST < 5 mm was below the commonly <span class="lh">used willingness-to-pay threshold (US$30,170/LYGG) it resulted in unnecessary treatment of 77% due to false-positive TST results.
At the commonly used willingness-to-pay threshold of $50,000 per LYG, colonoscopy was the preferred method of screening in 4 of the 8 analyses, the combination strategy of annual guaiac FOBT and sigmoidoscopy in 2, and annual FOBT and sigmoidoscopy alone in 1 each.
In this paper we use willingness to pay (WTP) to elicit values for private insurance covering treatment for four different health problems.
Because of this effect, we recommend that policy makers exercise caution when interpreting and using willingness to pay results from primary studies.
At least they can use willingness to pull back from Russia as a bargaing tool.
Using "willingness to pay" (WTP) of 60,000 euros, some of the theoretical models used in the study suggested that the methods could be cost-effective (Strom et al. 2008).
We also plan to assess the cost utility of the intervention using willingness to pay thresholds ranging between £0 and £40 000 44 and to run two sensitivity analyses: Excluding high-cost individuals (top 5%).
