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. 2021 Apr 3;55(10):981–993. doi: 10.1093/abm/kaaa119

Table 5.

Cost-effectiveness analysis for percentage of responders on CGI, immediate and 6 months

Condition Mean total cost per patient ($, 2016) (SE) Immediate intent-to-treat (ITT) outcomes 6-Month intent-to-treat (ITT) outcomes
Percentage of responders (based on patient-reported CGI) Percentage of responders (based on physician-reported CGI) Percentage of responders (based on patient-reported CGI) Percentage of responders (based on physician-reported CGI)
Mean effectivenessa (SE) ICER (ΔCE, $) Mean effectivenessa (SE) ICER (ΔCE, $) Mean effectivenessa (SE) ICER (ΔCE, $) Mean effectivenessa (SE) ICER (ΔCE, $)
MC-CBT 348a,b 61.0%a,b 55.7%a,b 56.6%a.b 58.4%a,b
(9.32) (0.01) (0.004) (0.01) (0.004)
EDU 457b,c 43.5%b,c Economically dominated 40.4%b,c Economically dominated 47.0%b Economically dominated 44.8%b,c Economically dominated
(10.37) (0.005) (0.004) (0.01) (0.005)
S-CBT 644a,c (19.20) 54.5%a,c (0.01) Economically dominated 50.6%a,c (0.004) Economically dominated 48.1%a (0.01) Economically dominated 51.6%a,c (0.005) Economically dominated

Note. Standard errors of the averages are presented in parentheses.

aStatistically significant difference between MC-CBT and S-CBT averages at the .001 level.

bStatistically significant difference between MC-CBT and EDU averages at the .001 level.

cStatistically significant difference between S-CBT and EDU averages at the .001 level.