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. 2017 Dec 11;113(4):708–718. doi: 10.1111/add.14086

Table 6.

Summary of the cost‐effectiveness results from the multiple imputation analysis versus completed case analysis.

Multiple imputation analysis Complete case analysis
Intervention group (n = 2635) Control group (n = 1748) Intervention group (n = 1667) Control group (n = 1108)
Adjusted total cost (mean, SD) £760 (£2039) £669 (£2059) £851 (£2455) £724 (£2465)
Cost difference (£) (95% CI) £92 (−£32 to £216) £127 (−£60 to £314)
Adjusted QALY at 6 months 0.382 (0.046) 0.380 (0.046) 0.384 (0.052) 0.382 (0.053)
QALY difference (95% CI) (mean, SD) 0.002 (−0.001 to 0.004) 0.003 (−0.044 to 0.055)
ICER (cost per QALY gained) (95% CI) £59 401 (−£604 833 to £644 486) £49 842 (−£425 064 to £536 813)
Intervention cost (mean, SD) £54 (£12) £0.9 (£1) £55 (£13) £0.9 (£2)
Attendance at SSS (n, %) 458 (17.4%) 158 (9.0%) 334 (20.0%) 102 (9.2%)
ICER (cost per additional attendee NHS SSS) (95% CI) £627 (£620 to £634) £498 (£491 to £504)
Validated 7‐day abstinence at 6 months 236 (8.96%) 97 (5.55%) 214 (12.84%) 87 (7.85%)
ICER (cost per additional quitter) (95% CI) £2689 (−£952 to £6329) £2552 (−£1199 to £6303)

QALY = quality‐adjusted life‐years; SD = standard deviation; ICER = incremental cost‐effectiveness ratios; CI = confidence interval.