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. 2019 Sep 27;22(4):145–152. doi: 10.1136/ebmental-2019-300109

Table 2.

Base case cost, effect and cost-effectiveness results

Patient cohort Alternative QALY Difference WDL Difference Costs Difference ICER1 NB1 ICER2 NB2
Mild depression
ETB 0.7235 0.0008 2.8326 −0.0456 287.57 8.87 10 531 16 4092 22
No ETB 0.7226 2.8782 278.70
Moderate depression
ETB 0.6742 0.0021 8.0341 −0.1675 320.69 9.99 4661 54 ETB dom 74
No ETB 0.6721 8.2016 310.70
Severe depression
ETB 0.5769 0.0046 34.1694 −0.7836 394.83 12.03 2596 127 ETB dom 220
No ETB 0.5723 34.9531 382.80
New diagnosis
ETB 0.6693 0.0023 11.8236 −0.2570 325.76 10.06 4463 58 ETB dom 88
No ETB 0.6671 12.0806 315.70
Recurrent episode
ETB 0.6640 0.0024 12.9020 −0.2824 329.62 10.18 4254 62 ETB dom 95
No ETB 0.6616 13.1844 319.44
Overall
ETB 0.6667 0.0023 12.3628 −0.2697 327.69
No ETB 0.6644 12.6325 317.57 10.12 4355 60 ETB dom 92

ETB dom, ETB dominates the ‘no ETB’ alternative; ETB, P1vital Oxford Emotional Test Battery; ICER1, incremental cost-effectiveness ratio from the healthcare’s perspective; ICER2, incremental cost-effectiveness ratio from the societal perspective; NB1, net benefit from the healthcare’s perspective; NB2, net benefit from the societal perspective;QALY, quality-adjusted life year; WDL, work days lost.