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. 2015 Jan 27;32(1):69–85. doi: 10.1007/s12325-015-0180-x

Table 7.

One-way sensitivity analyses of net monetary benefit (NMB) per patient over 3 years at £20,000 per QALY

Variable modified Current practice GP plus CRP Practice nurse plus CRP GP plus CRP and communication
CRP test costs 50% more £50,945 £50,970 £50,975 £50,936
CRP test costs 100% more £50,945 £50,967 £50,972 £50,933
CRP test takes twice as long £50,945 £50,961 £50,974 £50,927
Antibiotics cost twice as much £50,940 £50,968 £50,973 £50,935
Duration of RTI is 7 days £51,003 £51,015 £51,020 £51,018
Duration of RTI is 11 days £50,917 £50,934 £50,940 £50,939
Twice the risk of anaphylaxis £50,942 £50,970 £50,975 £50,936
Twice the risk of complications with antibiotics £50,944 £50,972 £50,978 £50,938
Twice the risk of complications with no antibiotics £50,943 £50,970 £50,976 £50,937
Utility score of 1 if healthy £59,145 £59,192 £59,198 £59,132
Utility score 0.1 higher for the duration of an RTI £51,058 £51,071 £51,077 £51,056
Utility score 0.1 lower for the duration of an RTI £50,833 £50,874 £50,880 £50,821

CRP C-reactive protein, GP general practitioner, RTI respiratory tract infection