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. 2020 Mar 25;4(4):657–667. doi: 10.1007/s41669-020-00207-w

Table 6.

Net monetary benefit at alternative values of the cost-effectiveness threshold–imputed cases using net benefit regression

Models estimated Net benefit regression, unadjusted model
N = 12,532 imputed observations
Net benefit regression, adjusted for month in year, and trust site as a mixed effect
N = 12,532 imputed observations
Net benefit regression, adjusted for month in year, trust site as a covariate, and baseline variables
N = 12,532 imputed observations
Comparator mean Implementation mean Interaction (95% CI) Comparator mean Implementation mean Interaction (95% CI) Comparator mean Implementation mean Interaction (95% CI)a
Monetary benefit and net monetary benefit at λ = £20,000
 Monetary benefit in ‘pre’ period £10,580 £12,270 £282 (− 524 to 1088) £9942 £12,380 −£1099 (− 1902 to − 296) £9997 £12,356 −£1,089 (− 1891 to − 297)
 Monetary benefit in ‘post’ period £12,148 £14,119 £12,867 £14,206 £12,898 £14,168
Cost-effectiveness statisticsa
NMB at λ = £5000 (95% CI) £263 (− 452 to 977) −£1019 (− 1773 to − 305) −£1013 (− 1727 to − 299)
Probability cost effective at λ = £5000 0.76 0.00 0.00
NMB at λ = £10,000 (95% CI) £269 (− 464 to 1002) −£1046 (− 1778 to − 315) −£1039 (− 1770 to − 308)
Probability cost effective at λ = £10,000 0.75 0.00 0.00
NMB at λ = £30,000 (95% CI) £294 (− 622 to 1210) −£1150 (− 2063 to − 237) −£1137 (− 2048 to − 227)
Probability cost effective at λ = £30,000 0.74 0.01 0.01
NMB at λ = £50,000 (95% CI) £319 (− 884 to 1523) −£1249 (− 2452 to − 45) −£1231 (− 2428 to − 35)
Probability cost effective at λ = £50,000 0.70 0.02 0.02

a Threshold values represent cost per death avoided at 90 days

CI confidence interval, NMB net monetary benefit, λ = cost-effectiveness threshold value