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All costs and effects were evaluated for the Danish population with a lifetime perspective, and a discount rate of 3% per annum was used for both costs and health outcomes.

The model analyzes two components of health economic interest: The antiviral therapy phase with a follow-up until week 72, and the disease progression with a lifetime perspective (see Fig.  1).

Compared with what is reported elsewhere on patients with schizophrenia, with approximately 30% documented suicidal attempts from a lifetime perspective and a 5% lifetime suicide risk, this is a rather high figure attempted suicides considering the short study period (Palmer et al., 2005; Pompili et al., 2007).

The model is not limited to the immediate treatment phase, but takes a lifetime perspective, because long-term complications associated with HCV are very important for a chronic and severe disease like HCV (Table  1).

The excellent working relationship with the Division of Cardiology in the Department of Medicine affords both pediatric and adult cardiology trainees a lifetime perspective on cardiovascular disease.

"Consumption taxes are generally less regressive when viewed from a lifetime perspective," the report declared.

From a lifetime perspective, the monetary value of a 14-year-old high risk juvenile avoiding crime over his/her lifetime was estimated to be between US$3.2 billion and US$5.8 billion (Cohen and Piquero 2009), while the economic burden associated with the entire sub-population of disengaged youth was estimated to be US$4.7 trillion in 2011 (Belfield et al. 2012).

As mentioned, extrapolating data of short- or even midterm studies into a lifetime perspective introduces uncertainty.

Health service costs were included and the model adopted a lifetime perspective.

Design: Analysis was carried out using a probabilistic Markov model with trabectedin → EST and EST arms, three health states (stable disease, progressive disease and death) and a lifetime perspective (3% annual discount rate).

From a lifetime perspective, more than 30% of all women will experience violence and/or sexual violence [ 2, 3].