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. 2020 May 29;11(1):1753940. doi: 10.1080/20008198.2020.1753940

Table 5.

Quality assessment of trial-based economic evaluations according to the CHEC-list (Evers et al., 2005).

Item of quality assessment Psychotherapy
Integrated Care
Partial EEs
Studies that fulfilled criterion (%)
Morland et al. (2013) Le et al. (2014) Slade et al. (2017) Shearer et al. (2018) Aas et al. (2019) Domino et al. (2005) Painter et al. (2017) Chang et al. (2018) Fontana & Rosenheck (1997) McCrone et al. (2005) Gilbert (2009) Wood et al. (2009) Greer et al. (2014)
Clearly described study population 100
Clearly described competing alternatives 85
Well-defined research question 100
Appropriate economic study design 62
Appropriate time horizon 85
Appropriate perspective 31
Important and relevant costs identified 46
Costs measured appropriately 69
Costs valued appropriately 62
Important and relevant outcomes identified 85
Outcomes measured appropriately 85
Outcomes valued appropriately 31
Incremental analysis performed 54
Costs and outcomes discounted appropriately 69
Appropriate sensitivity analysis 31
Conclusion follow the data reported 77
Study discusses the generalizability 54
Article indicates no potential conflict of interest 69
Ethical and distributional issues discussed appropriately 0
Items fulfilled (%) 47 95 89 74 74 79 74 47 53 53 63 37 37 62

[✓] Item was fulfilled without any limitation, [−] item was not fulfilled.

CHEC: Consensus on Health Economic Criteria, EE: economic evaluation.