Table A16:
Parameter/Assumption: | Guided iCBT With Individual CBT vs. Guided iCBT With Group CBT, ICER ($/QALY) | Guided iCBT With Individual CBT vs. Usual Care, ICER ($/QALY) | Guided iCBT With Group CBT vs. Usual Care, ICER ($/QALY) |
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1. Efficacy of CBT: decreased by 25% | |||
a. Base case | 1,098 | Cost saving | Cost saving |
b. Scenario: 0.25 × RR_iCBT & RR_CBT | Dominant | Cost saving | Cost saving |
2. Dropout: increased 2 times in CBT | |||
a. Base case: 19% (iCBT) and 16% (CBT) | 1,098 | Cost saving | Cost saving |
b. Scenarios: 2 × base case probability | Dominant | 846 | Dominated |
3. Utility of health states in which iCBT/CBT was provided: 10% lower | |||
a. Base case: 0.85 at 12 months | 1,098 | Cost saving | Cost saving |
b. Scenarios: 10% lower | 560 | Cost saving | Cost saving |
4. Medication costs | |||
a. Base case | 1,098 | Cost saving | Cost saving |
b. Scenario: Increased 2x (all strategies) | 1,097 | Cost saving | Cost saving |
5. Time horizon | |||
a. Base case: lifetime | 1,098 | Cost saving | Cost saving |
b. Scenario: 5 years | 6,088 | Cost saving | Cost saving |
Abbreviations: CBT, cognitive behavioural therapy; iCBT, internet-delivered cognitive behavioural therapy; ICER, incremental cost-effectiveness ratio; QALY, quality-adjusted life-year; RR, relative risk.
All costs in 2018 Canadian dollars, discounted at 1.5%.