Lecture 3 - CEA Flashcards

1
Q

what is the input/output unit of CEA

A

input - monetary unit
output - natural/health unit

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2
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If the condition is:

hypertension
hypercholesterolemia
asthma
diagnosis of DVT

what will be the measure (output) of CEA?

A

hypertension - mmHg BP reduction

hypercholesterolemia - % serum cholesterol reduction

asthma - episode-free days

diagnosis of DVT - cases of DVT detected

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3
Q

Name 3 advantages of using CEA

A

-clinicians are familiar and comfortable with clinical outcome measures

-dont have to place a dollar value on clinical outcomes

-treatments can be compared even when it’s impossible or inappropriate to use monetary outcomes

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4
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What are 2 DISADVANTAGES of CEA

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-programs with different types of clinical outcomes cannot be compared (how do you even compare HbA1C vs BP)

-Difficult to collapse different outcomes into 1 unit of measurement
(how do we collapse side effects of medication and benefits of medication into 1 unit of measurement)

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5
Q

CEA advantages are disadvantages for….

A

CBA

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6
Q

name the 5 steps in conducting CEA

A
  1. Define the problem
  2. Identify the alternative interventions
  3. Describe the production relationships between input and outputs
  4. identify and measure costs and outcomes of the intervention
  5. interpret and present results
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7
Q

perspective will determine…

A

cost and outcomes

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8
Q

what is the cost-effectiveness ratio and what is our hope?

A

cost/effectiveness

we hope that the numerator will be a lower number than the denominator

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9
Q

what does ICER stand for?

A

incremental cost-effectiveness ratio

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10
Q

What is the true definition of ICER?

A

a ratio of the difference in costs between the 2 alternatives to the difference in effectiveness between the 2 alternatives

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11
Q

give the formula for ICER

A

cost new tech-cost comparator/
effect new tech-effect comparator

change in cost/change in effect

ALWAYS NEW-OLD

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12
Q

if ICER needs to be conducted, when would it be conducted?

A

in the last step (interpret and present results)

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13
Q

if a new therapy is more effective and less expensive do we need to conduct ICER?

A

no

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14
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if a new therapy is more effective and more expensive do we need to conduct ICER?

A

yes

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