Cost-effectiveness plane reflecting the probability that blended ACT is cost-effective compared to CBT in terms of QALYs (cost-utility).

Cost-effectiveness plane reflecting the probability that blended ACT is cost-effective compared to CBT in terms of QALYs (cost-utility).

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Verfasser: Maartje Witlox (5755301)
Vivian Kraaij (3419708)
Nadia Garnefski (3419705)
Ernst Bohlmeijer (5454488)
Filip Smit (186016)
Philip Spinhoven (122778)
Dokumenttyp: Image
Erscheinungsdatum: 2022
Schlagwörter: Medicine / Biotechnology / Sociology / Science Policy / Virology / shared decision making / patients collaboratively decide / computed using euroqol / adjusted life years / 466 ($ 593 / generalized anxiety disorder / anxiety symptom severity / anxiety symptoms found / participant cost reduction / netherlands trial register / economic evaluation comparing / 314 older adults / blended act group / lower productivity costs / brief blended acceptance / 5 utility scores / blended act compared / xlink \ / > differences / anxiety symptoms / > / older adults / economic evaluation / productivity costs / 5 levels / 5 dimensions / cbt group / brief face / year cost / study examined / statistically insignificant / societal perspective / sensitivity analyses / reliable improvement / ntr6270 ) / month follow / incremental cost / higher costs / healthcare perspective / healthcare costs / findings support / commitment therapy / clinically irrelevant / average per / analyses took / &# 8364
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Link(s) : https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0262220.g003