Table 4.

Main model analysis by sex, age, ethnicity, and deprivation: incremental costs, QALYs^DW gained and ICERs for the CCC intervention compared to business-as-usual

Population	Incremental costs per patient (NZ$)	QALYsDW gained per patient	ICER (NZ$ per QALYDW)
Total (expected value analysis)a	$2250	0.111	$20,200
By sex
Males	$2050	0.118	$17,400
Females	$2520	0.121	$20,800
By age
< 65 years	$1620	0.172	$9,400
≥ 65 years	$2490	0.106	$23,600
By ethnicity by age
Māori	$3420	0.171	$20,000
< 65 years	$2810	0.223	$12,600
≥ 65 years	$3730	0.147	$25,300
Non-Māori	$2220	0.118	$18,800
< 65 years	$1510	0.167	$9,000
≥ 65 years	$2420	0.104	$23,300
By deprivation
Least deprived tertile	$1880	0.125	$15,000
Most deprived tertile	$2620	0.115	$22,800
Equity analysis: using non-Māori least deprived mortality and non-Māori average background morbidity
By ethnicity by age (percentage variation from equivalent above standard analysis)
Māori	$3,780 (11 %)	0.251 (47 %)	$15,100 (−25 %)
< 65 years	$3,250 (16 %)	0.317 (42 %)	$10,300 (−18 %)
≥ 65 years	$4,070 (9 %)	0.222 (51 %)	$18,400 (−27 %)
Non-Māori	$2,240 (1 %)	0.121 (3 %)	$18,500 (−2 %)
< 65 years	$1,540 (2 %)	0.171 (2 %)	$9,000 (0 %)
≥ 65 years	$2,430 (0 %)	0.107 (3 %)	$22,800 (−2 %)

All models are expected value only; there is no parameter uncertainty

Dollars are NZ$, for the year 2011. All costs and benefits discounted at 3 % per annum. All values rounded to three meaningful decimal places

^aNote that these results differ slightly from those in Table 3 due to not including uncertainty about parameters (due to long run time of models). Results in Table 3 are the preferred results, but the results in this table should be compared to this expected value analysis result which used the same modelling strategy