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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Oct 17.
Published in final edited form as: Value Health. 2010 Jun 7;13(6):720–725. doi: 10.1111/j.1524-4733.2010.00739.x

Table 2.

Adjusted willingness to pay values and probability of cost-effectiveness

Study Intervention WTP per intervention ($) Estimated WTP per hour ($)
% of time TAP cost-effective
On duty Doing things On duty Doing things
Chiu et al. [28] Caregivers asked amount willing to pay in a month to receive nursing home services.   978 4.58 9.57 80 70
Werner et al. [29] Caregivers asked amount willing to pay in a month for a drug treatment.   225 1.06 2.21 50 50
Wu et al. [30] Caregivers asked amount willing to pay to stabilize patient over 1 year in both cognition and behavior with a cholinesterase inhibitor treatment. 4224 1.68 3.51 60 60
Wu et al. [30] Caregivers asked amount willing to pay to stabilize over 1 year in both cognition and behavior with a cholinesterase inhibitor treatment; however, with adverse events. 3788 1.50 3.14 60 60

All studies used contingent valuation methodology.

WTP, willingness-to-pay.