… The US panel described a “reference case,” a standard method that should be used so
that different studies are comparable. Standardization allows the cost-effectiveness ratios of …

… use the standard terminology in which CEA refers to both cost-effectiveness and cost-utility …
workshop aiming at understanding costs and cost-effectiveness in critical care ( 7 ). However, …

… QALYs are the most commonly used benefit measure in cost-effectiveness analyses, in which
… for using QALYs as a standard effectiveness outcome in cost-effectiveness analyses is the …

… costs and cost-effectiveness of alternative methods of delivering health-care services is
increasingly important to facilitate appropriate resource allocation. Palliative care services have …

… cost-effectiveness of hemodialysis for end-stage renal disease at ≈$70 000 per life-year
gained. The ICER for TAVR versus standard care of … The cost-effectiveness of TAVR for patients …

… and cost-effectiveness of intensive control of systolic blood pressure incremental to standard
… Our results suggest that the maximized cost-effectiveness of intensive control depends on …

… the effective costs per survivor in all risk bands during the 6-month period from 07/01/97 to
31/12/97 in comparison to periods 1 and 2 reflects the improvement in costeffectiveness and …

… The objective of this study was to assess cost-effectiveness of apixaban vs. current
standard of care for stroke prevention in patients with non-valvular AF (NVAF) from the United …

… pay for medical care, for we cannot have all that we would like and thus must seek value.
Cost-effectiveness does much more in evaluating value than offer a ratio of cost per outcome …

… Our aim was to evaluate the cost effectiveness of a CP compared with conventional SC for
both weight loss and quality of life (QOL). A societal perspective was also adopted as we have …