Table 5.
Results of subgroup and scenario analyses [deterministic results]
| SES group | All | Low | Middle | High | All | Low | Middle | High |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PAS versus control schools | HPSF versus PAS | |||||||
| Healthcare perspective | €58,698 | €58,611 | €59,583 | €60,039 | €248,206 | €221,006 | €295,330 | €256,314 |
| Effect maintenance scenarios | ||||||||
| Constant- and decreasing effects after primary school | €195,323 | €194,768 | €264,098 | |||||
| Increasing- and decreasing effects after primary school | €167,761 | €246,622 | ||||||
| Increasing effects | €51,934 | €51,934 | €257,803 | |||||
| HPSF versus control schools | HPSF versus PAS a | |||||||
| Societal perspective | €19,734 | €19,237 | €20,659 | €20,265 | ||||
| Effect maintenance scenarios | ||||||||
| Constant- and decreasing effects after primary school | €57,415 | €54,808 | ||||||
| Increasing- and decreasing effects after primary school | €36,344 | |||||||
| Increasing effects | Dominanta | Dominanta | ||||||
Notes: SES Socioeconomic status, QALYs Quality-adjusted life years
a HPSF led to cost-savings in comparison to the regular school curriculum