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. 2015 Apr 4;30(10):1505–1510. doi: 10.1007/s11606-015-3289-3

Table 3.

One-way Sensitivity Analyses Showing Only those Parameters that, when Varied Across their Maximum Range, Caused the Printed Decision Support (PDS) Strategy to No Longer Dominate the Usual Care (UC) or Computer Decision Support (CDS) Strategies, or the Incremental Cost-Effectiveness Ratio of the PDS Strategy to be Greater than the Societal Willingness-to-Pay Threshold of $43 per Antibiotic Safely Avoided

Parameter Base case PDS dominates PDS ICER < $43 per antibiotic avoided
UC CDS
Adjusted odds of antibiotics use during
 Intervention relative to baseline period, yr 1–5
   PDS 0.57 Always <0.64 Always
   CDS 0.64 Always >0.57 Always
Decrease in days of work loss with antibiotics 0.0 <1.9 Always Always
Hospitalization, within 30 days
   *UC 1.0 % >0.4 % Always >0.2 %
   PDS 0.3 % <0.9 % <0.9 % <1.0 %
   CDS 1.1 % Always >0.4 % >0.3 %

*UC usual care

PDS printed decision support

CDS computer decision support