COST UTILITY ANALYSIS

An intervention is compared with standard of care, by building a model taking into account the lifetime costs and the lifetime patient outcomes incorporating utilities.

MODELLING TECHNIQUES

We can build: de novo and adapt existing models; decision analytic models; cohort and patient Markov models; and incorporate deterministic and probabilistic sensitivity analysis.

PREVALENCE MODELS

A prevalence model examines the economic burden of disease by predicting the disease progression among a population.

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COST CONSEQUENCE ANALYSIS

We compare an innovative clinical intervention with standard of care in terms of the costs and short-term outcomes .