Long-term cost-effectiveness of screening strategies for

Abstract — Routine hearing screening can identify patients who are motivated to seek out and adhere to treatment, but little information exists on the cost-effectiveness of hearing screening in a general population of older veterans.We compared the cost-effectiveness of three screening strategies (tone-emitting otoscope, hearing handicap questionnaire, and both together) against no screening

Long-term cost-effectiveness of screening strategies for

Long-term cost-effectiveness of screening strategies for hearing loss. Liu CF(1), Collins MP, Souza PE, Yueh B. Author information: (1)Center of Excellence for Health Services Research and Development, Department of Veterans Affairs Puget Sound Health Care System, Seattle, WA 98101, USA. [email protected]

Long-term cost-effectiveness of screening strategies for

We compared the cost-effectiveness of three screening strategies (tone-emitting otoscope, hearing handicap questionnaire, and both together) against no screening (control group) in 2,251 older veterans. The effectiveness measure for each group was the proportion of hearing aid use 1 year after screening.

Long-term cost-effectiveness of screening strategies for

TY JOUR. T1 Long-term cost-effectiveness of screening strategies for hearing loss. AU Liu, Chuan Fen. AU Collins, Margaret P. AU Souza, Pamela E.

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Long-term cost-effectiveness of screening strategies for

screening strategies on utilization and costs of audiology care. We also examine the long-term cost-effectiveness of each of the SAI-WHAT study screening strategies. METHODS Screening Strategies The SAI-WHAT study was a four-group, randomized trial, including three screening strategies and one control group without screening.

"Long-Term Cost-Effectiveness of Screening Strategies for

We also examine the long-term cost-effectiveness of each of the SAI-WHAT study screening strategies. METHODS . Screening Strategies . The SAI-WHAT study was a four-group, randomized trial, including three screening strategies and one control group without screening.

Long-term cost-effectiveness of screening strategies for

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Mar 01, 2011· Free Online Library: Long-term cost-effectiveness of screening strategies for hearing loss.(Report) by "Journal of Rehabilitation Research & Development"; Health, general Health care costs Usage Hearing loss Care and treatment Long term care Health aspects Methods Long-term care of the sick Medical care, Cost of Medicine, Preventive Preventive health services Preventive medicine

A Cost-Effectiveness Analysis of Screening Strategies for

Objective. To assess the costs and usefulness of colposcopy using three screening strategies for cervical intraepithelial neoplasia (CIN).. Materials and Methods. A decision model compared three screening strategies for CIN: (1) patients were screened annually with a conventional Pap smear, (2) patients were screened annually with a liquid-based cytologic method and reflex human papillomavirus

Cost-effectiveness of contact screening strategies for

May 01, 2018· RESULTS: In a hypothetical cohort of 1000 students, screening using the TST-alone strategy averted 1.6 TB cases at a total cost of US$52 566. The QFT-GIT-alone strategy helped avert 2.0 TB cases, but was associated with a much higher total cost (US$108 435), resulting in an incremental cost-effectiveness ratio of US$140 933/TB case averted.

Short-Term Effects and Long-Term Cost-Effectiveness of

The Hepatitis C Cost-Effectiveness model is a stochastic microsimulation model that has been previously used to investigate the cost-effectiveness of various strategies for testing for hepatitis C. 10,14 The model generates a cohort of hypothetical individuals, follows them through the remainder of their life course, and records important

Influence of patient preferences on the cost-effectiveness

Screening for Lynch syndrome in the population is likely to yield long-term gains in life expectancy that outweigh any short-term decreases in QoL, at acceptable costs. Counseling for individuals should aim to mitigate potential negative impact of genetic testing and risk-reducing interventions on Q

Long-Term Outcomes and Cost-Effectiveness of Breast Cancer

Long-term screening outcomes were compared for two screening scenarios: screening with DM alone and screening with DBT in all women participating in breast cancer screening starting in 2011. We assumed that future patterns of screening use, breast density distribution, and adjuvant therapy use and effectiveness remained the same as in 2011.

The effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of screening for

Background Migrants account for a large and growing proportion of tuberculosis (TB) cases in low-incidence countries in the European Union/European Economic Area (EU/EEA) which are primarily due to reactivation of latent TB infection (LTBI). Addressing LTBI among migrants will be critical to achieve TB elimination. Methods: We conducted a systematic review to determine effectiveness

Cost-effectiveness analysis of strategies for colorectal

To determine the cost-effectiveness of colorectal cancer screening strategies in Japan and to determine the influence of long-term compliance with screening programs on the selection of strategies, the natural history of a simulated cohort of 40-year-old Japanese of both genders was modeled with and without colorectal cancer screening until age

Cost-effectiveness of screening for HIV in primary care: a

Screening for HIV in primary care has important public health benefits as well as clinical benefits. We predict it to be cost-effective in the UK in the medium term. However, this intervention might be cost-effective far sooner, and even cost-saving, in settings where long-term health-care costs of late-diagnosed patients in high-prevalence regions are much higher (≥60%) than those of

Cost-effectiveness analysis of programmatic screening

Mar 23, 2018· The elimination of tuberculosis (TB) in Europe will require the management of latent tuberculosis infection (LTBI) in key populations. Management of LTBI requires the identification and adequate treatment of infected people. It is currently unknown how screening and treatment of key populations should be best organised to have the highest impact with the available resources.

Testing Guidelines for Nursing Homes CDC

Oct 16, 2020· Nursing home residents are at high risk for infection, serious illness, and death from COVID-19. Testing for SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, in respiratory specimens can detect current infections (referred to here as viral testing) among residents in nursing homes.Viral testing of residents in nursing homes, with authorized nucleic acid or antigen detection assays, is an

Comprehensive Cost-Utility Analysis of Newborn Screening

BACKGROUND. Inborn errors of metabolism are a significant cause of morbidity and death among children. Inconsistencies in how individual states arrive at screening strategies, however, lead to marked variations in testing between states. OBJECTIVE. To determine the cost-effectiveness of each component test of a multitest newborn screening program, including screening for phenylketonuria

A cost-effectiveness analysis of prenatal screening

All screening strategies were dominant in comparison with no screening. When an incremental analysis was performed (data not shown), the cost-effectiveness results suggested that the preferred strategy was ISS because cheaper options such as NT alone, FSS or NTSS had lower DS detection rates and higher numbers of procedure-related losses.

A personalised screening strategy for diabetic retinopathy

Jul 31, 2020· In this study, we assessed the cost-effectiveness of three different strategies for screening diabetic retinopathy: (1) using a personalized approach for screening (2) using annual screening and (3) using Dutch guideline for screening diabetic retinopathy. We found that personalized screening is more cost-effective than Dutch guideline.

Long-term evaluation of benefits, harms, and cost

The NBCSP has potential to save 83 800 lives over the period 2015–40 if coverage rates can be increased to 60%. By contrast, the associated harms, although an important consideration, are at a smaller magnitude at the population level. The programme is highly cost-effective and within a decade of full roll-out, there will be reduced annual health systems expenditure on colorectal cancer

Cost-effectiveness Favors Anatomic Over Functional Testing

Dec 18, 2020· In the current analysis, Karády et al delved into the long-term health and economic consequences of choosing one type of initial test for stable chest pain over another. They created a Markov microsimulation model based on data from the 10,003 participants in the PROMISE trial.

Cost-effectiveness of contact screening strategies for

May 01, 2018· RESULTS: In a hypothetical cohort of 1000 students, screening using the TST-alone strategy averted 1.6 TB cases at a total cost of US$52 566. The QFT-GIT-alone strategy helped avert 2.0 TB cases, but was associated with a much higher total cost (US$108 435), resulting in an incremental cost-effectiveness ratio of US$140 933/TB case averted.

Short-Term Effects and Long-Term Cost-Effectiveness of

The Hepatitis C Cost-Effectiveness model is a stochastic microsimulation model that has been previously used to investigate the cost-effectiveness of various strategies for testing for hepatitis C. 10,14 The model generates a cohort of hypothetical individuals, follows them through the remainder of their life course, and records important

The effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of screening for

Background Migrants account for a large and growing proportion of tuberculosis (TB) cases in low-incidence countries in the European Union/European Economic Area (EU/EEA) which are primarily due to reactivation of latent TB infection (LTBI). Addressing LTBI among migrants will be critical to achieve TB elimination. Methods: We conducted a systematic review to determine effectiveness

A cost-effectiveness analysis of prenatal screening

All screening strategies were dominant in comparison with no screening. When an incremental analysis was performed (data not shown), the cost-effectiveness results suggested that the preferred strategy was ISS because cheaper options such as NT alone, FSS or NTSS had lower DS detection rates and higher numbers of procedure-related losses.

Open access Protocol Study to evaluate the effectiveness

cost-effective screening strategy for identifying undi-agnosed COPD among those aged 40 years or older in China. Objectives To determine the comparative test performance of all screening tests and strategies in diagnosing COPD (confirmed by quality diagnostic spirometry). To evaluate the cost-effectiveness of each screening strategy.

Cost-Effectiveness of CT Screening in the National Lung

The analysis conformed to the reference-case recommendations of the U.S. Panel on Cost-Effectiveness in Health and Medicine. 12 Assuming that screening would

Cost-effectiveness Favors Anatomic Over Functional Testing

Dec 18, 2020· In the current analysis, Karády et al delved into the long-term health and economic consequences of choosing one type of initial test for stable chest pain over another. They created a Markov microsimulation model based on data from the 10,003 participants in the PROMISE trial.

A personalised screening strategy for diabetic retinopathy

Jul 31, 2020· In this study, we assessed the cost-effectiveness of three different strategies for screening diabetic retinopathy: (1) using a personalized approach for screening (2) using annual screening and (3) using Dutch guideline for screening diabetic retinopathy. We found that personalized screening is more cost-effective than Dutch guideline.

Long-term evaluation of benefits, harms, and cost

The NBCSP has potential to save 83 800 lives over the period 2015–40 if coverage rates can be increased to 60%. By contrast, the associated harms, although an important consideration, are at a smaller magnitude at the population level. The programme is highly cost-effective and within a decade of full roll-out, there will be reduced annual health systems expenditure on colorectal cancer

Testing Guidelines for Nursing Homes CDC

Oct 16, 2020· Nursing home residents are at high risk for infection, serious illness, and death from COVID-19. Testing for SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, in respiratory specimens can detect current infections (referred to here as viral testing) among residents in nursing homes.Viral testing of residents in nursing homes, with authorized nucleic acid or antigen detection assays, is an

Cost-effectiveness analysis of programmatic screening

Mar 23, 2018· The elimination of tuberculosis (TB) in Europe will require the management of latent tuberculosis infection (LTBI) in key populations. Management of LTBI requires the identification and adequate treatment of infected people. It is currently unknown how screening and treatment of key populations should be best organised to have the highest impact with the available resources.

Cost‐Effectiveness of Noninvasive Screening for Alcohol

We used real‐world data from a large biopsy‐controlled study of excessive drinkers recruited from primary and secondary care, to evaluate the cost‐effectiveness of four primary care initiated strategies: (1) routine liver function tests with follow‐up ultrasonography for test‐positives, (2) the enhanced liver fibrosis (ELF) test with

Cost-effectiveness of screening strategies for Chlamydia

Cost-effectiveness of screening strategies for Chlamydia trachomatis using cervical swabs, urine, and self-obtained vaginal swabs in a sexually transmitted disease clinic setting: Blake DR, Maldeis N, Barnes MR, Hardick A, Quinn TC, Gaydos CA Record Status. This is a critical abstract of an economic evaluation that meets the criteria for

Cost effectiveness of whole population BRCA genetic

Dec 22, 2020· With the growing technical ease and reduction in genetic screening costs, whole population BRCA screening may be a feasible option. Our objective was to investigate the cost effectiveness of whole population screening for BRCA mutations in Israel, for varying degrees of BRCA carrier state. Lifetime costs of whole female population screening for BRCA mutation carrier state versus non-screening

Cost-effectiveness of contact screening strategies for

May 01, 2018· RESULTS: In a hypothetical cohort of 1000 students, screening using the TST-alone strategy averted 1.6 TB cases at a total cost of US$52 566. The QFT-GIT-alone strategy helped avert 2.0 TB cases, but was associated with a much higher total cost (US$108 435), resulting in an incremental cost-effectiveness ratio of US$140 933/TB case averted.

Short-Term Effects and Long-Term Cost-Effectiveness of

The Hepatitis C Cost-Effectiveness model is a stochastic microsimulation model that has been previously used to investigate the cost-effectiveness of various strategies for testing for hepatitis C. 10,14 The model generates a cohort of hypothetical individuals, follows them through the remainder of their life course, and records important

The effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of screening for

Background Migrants account for a large and growing proportion of tuberculosis (TB) cases in low-incidence countries in the European Union/European Economic Area (EU/EEA) which are primarily due to reactivation of latent TB infection (LTBI). Addressing LTBI among migrants will be critical to achieve TB elimination. Methods: We conducted a systematic review to determine effectiveness

Cost effectiveness of whole population BRCA genetic

Dec 22, 2020· With the growing technical ease and reduction in genetic screening costs, whole population BRCA screening may be a feasible option. Our objective was to investigate the cost effectiveness of whole population screening for BRCA mutations in Israel, for varying degrees of BRCA carrier state. Lifetime costs of whole female population screening for BRCA mutation carrier state versus non-screening

Cost‐Effectiveness of Noninvasive Screening for Alcohol

We used real‐world data from a large biopsy‐controlled study of excessive drinkers recruited from primary and secondary care, to evaluate the cost‐effectiveness of four primary care initiated strategies: (1) routine liver function tests with follow‐up ultrasonography for test‐positives, (2) the enhanced liver fibrosis (ELF) test with

Cost-effectiveness of screening strategies for Chlamydia

Cost-effectiveness of screening strategies for Chlamydia trachomatis using cervical swabs, urine, and self-obtained vaginal swabs in a sexually transmitted disease clinic setting: Blake DR, Maldeis N, Barnes MR, Hardick A, Quinn TC, Gaydos CA Record Status. This is a critical abstract of an economic evaluation that meets the criteria for

Cost-Effectiveness of CT Screening in the National Lung

The analysis conformed to the reference-case recommendations of the U.S. Panel on Cost-Effectiveness in Health and Medicine. 12 Assuming that screening would

A personalised screening strategy for diabetic retinopathy

Jul 31, 2020· In this study, we assessed the cost-effectiveness of three different strategies for screening diabetic retinopathy: (1) using a personalized approach for screening (2) using annual screening and (3) using Dutch guideline for screening diabetic retinopathy. We found that personalized screening is more cost-effective than Dutch guideline.

Modelling the cost-effectiveness of strategies to prevent

Conclusion Screening for M tuberculosis infection and provision of IPT in young children is a highly cost-effective intervention. Screening without testing for M tuberculosis infection is the most cost-effective strategy in 0–2-year-old children and the preferred strategy in 3–5-year-old children. Lack of testing capacity should therefore not be a barrier to IPT delivery.

Cost-effectiveness analysis of programmatic screening

Mar 23, 2018· The elimination of tuberculosis (TB) in Europe will require the management of latent tuberculosis infection (LTBI) in key populations. Management of LTBI requires the identification and adequate treatment of infected people. It is currently unknown how screening and treatment of key populations should be best organised to have the highest impact with the available resources.

The CORE Diabetes Model: Projecting Long-term Clinical

(2004). The CORE Diabetes Model: Projecting Long-term Clinical Outcomes, Costs and Costeffectiveness of Interventions in Diabetes Mellitus (Types 1 and 2) to Support Clinical and Reimbursement Decision-making. Current Medical Research and Opinion: Vol. 20, No. sup1, pp. S5-S26.

Cost-Effectiveness of the International Late Effects of

Oct 07, 2020· Screening every 2, 5, and 10 years was cost-effective for high-risk survivors, and every 5 and 10 years for moderate-risk survivors. In contrast, ICERs were > $175,000 per QALY gained for all strategies for low-risk survivors, representing approximately 40% of those for whom screening is currently recommended.

Cost-Effectiveness of Cardiotoxicity Monitoring American

Aug 14, 2017· Cost-Effectiveness Analysis of Cardiotoxicity Monitoring. To address the issues outlined above, cost-effectiveness analysis is a useful method for evaluating health outcomes and resource costs for a specific health intervention and can inform clinical decisions on resource allocation to maximize the net health benefit.

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Cost-effectiveness of a screening strategy for Q fever among pregnant women in risk areas: a clustered randomized controlled trial