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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: Gen Hosp Psychiatry. 2014 May 21;36(5):453–459. doi: 10.1016/j.genhosppsych.2014.05.012

Table 3.

Incremental mean cost per quality adjusted life year (QALY) and per depression free day (DFD).

Incremental Cost per QALY, $b (95% CI) Incremental Cost per DFD, $b (95% CI)
Actual
All observations
54,605 (44,593 to 64,617) −4 (−391 to 384)
Actual, Excluding 1 high-cost outlier in CC groupc −21,591 (−26,064 to −17,118) −59 (−142 to 25)
Actual
All observations
Intervention cost doubled to $920
65,943 (55,234 to 76,653) 44 (−320 to 409)
Estimateda, All observations −9,889 (−11,940 to −7,838) −48 (−64 to −31)
Estimateda, Excluding 1 high-cost outlier in CC groupc −14,539 (−16,125 to −12,952) −49 (−54 to −44)
Estimateda, All observations
Intervention cost doubled to $920
3,743 (−163 to 7,649) −13 (−26 to −1)
a

QALYs and DFDs were estimated using a mixed model that included treatment, time point, age, gender, and race, and two- and three-way interaction terms between treatment, time point and gender and bootstrapped to calculate the ICER with 95% confidence intervals.

b

Costs were estimated using GLM model that included treatment group, age, gender, race and interaction term between treatment and gender. Assume $460 mean per capita cost for intervention unless otherwise noted.

c

The single extreme high-cost outlier in the CC group generated $258,801 in total 12-month costs.