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. 2016 Oct 26;50:66. doi: 10.1590/S1518-8787.2016050006303

Table 2. Parameters used in the costs estimation, according to component of the behavioral therapy and treatment of smoking and cost type. Goiania, GO, Midwestern Brazil, 2010.

Parameter Data source
Consultations
Medical costs  
Number of consultations per patient Sample of health facilities
Duration of consultationsa Arbitrated according to parameters of the Ordinance 1,101/GM, from June 12, 2002.
Remuneration of human resourcesb Human Resources Information System of the municipalityc
Clinic equipment cost per patient Sample of health units
Number of patients seen Spreadsheets standardized by the National Cancer Institute (INCA) and by the municipal coordination for follow-up of the programd
Non-medical costs  
Percentage of non-medical costs of the consultations Sample of health facilities
Cognitive-behavioral therapy sessions
Medical costs  
Number of sessions per group Sample of health facilities
Number of human resources per sessionb Municipal Coordination of the programd
Duration of the execution of each sessiona Sample of health faciliites
Percentage of time of preparation in relation to the execution of the sessions Sample of health facilities
Remuneration of human resourcesb Human Resources Information System of the municipalityc,e
Number of therapeutic groups conducted Spreadsheets standardized by the National Cancer Institute (INCA) and by the municipal coordination for follow-up of the programd
Non-medical costs  
Percentage of non-medical costs of the sessions Sample of health facilities
Medicine treatment
Medical costs  
Average number of dispensations per patient System of Dispensation of Medicines (SISDM)f
Duration of dispensationa Arbitrated, considering available evidence20
Remuneration of human resources Human Resources Information System of the municipalityc
Average cost with nicotine replacement therapy and antidepressants per patient SISDM for quantity of users and medicinesf,g and Bank of Health Prices for price
Number of patients that received medicines SISDMf

a Time measured in minutes.

b Includes high-level and middle-level professionals.

c Data available for 82.9% of the units that conducted groups.

d Data available for all groups conducted.

e Considering the occupational categories defined by the Ordinance SAS/MS 442, from August 13, 2004, and all the categories of technical level of the assistance activities.

f Data available for all patients who used medicines.

g Including the losses reported in the spreadsheets standardized by INCA.