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. 2023 Feb 16;37(2):219–233. doi: 10.1007/s40259-023-00583-9

Table 2.

Summary of modelling approach in the included studies

References Modelling methodology (additional complexity to the simple 3 health state structure) Number of health states and their names
Weeks et al. [25] No clear description N/A
Dervaux et al. [39] Markov modelling (health states by therapy type) 4 in 1st line: Response to 1st line, Progression after 1st line without 2nd line, Progression after 1st line with 2nd line, Death; 3 in 2nd line: Response to 2nd line, Progression after 2nd line, Death
Scott and Scott [23] Decision tree N/A
Main et al. [29] Markov modelling 3: Progression-free, Progressed, Death
Hornberger et al. [27] Markov modelling 3: Progression-free, Progressed, Death
Woods et al. [42] Markov modelling (health states by therapy type and by response) 6: Stable disease, Partial response, Complete response, Progressive disease, Best supportive care, Death
Adena et al. [26] Markov modelling 3: Progression-free, Progressed, Death
Kongnakorn et al. [22] Discrete event simulation N/A
Mandrik et al. [30] Markov modelling 3: Progression-free, Progressed, Death
Becker et al. [32] Markov modelling (health state for no treatment) 4: Progression-free with therapy, Progression-free without therapy, Progressed, Death
Blommestein et al. [33] Markov modelling (health state for no treatment) 4: Progression-free with therapy, Progression-free without therapy, Progressed, Death
Casado et al. [34] Markov modelling (health state for no treatment) 4: Progression-free with therapy, Progression-free without therapy, Progressed, Death
Danese et al. [24] Epidemiological simulation model N/A
Herring et al. [40] Markov modelling (health states by therapy type and by response) 9: Stable disease, Partial response, Complete response, Progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy, Progression to 2nd line, Progression to 3rd line, Progression to 4th line, Best supportive care, Death
Müller et al. [31] Markov modelling 3: Progression-free, Progressed, Death
Soini et al. [37] Markov modelling (health state for no treatment) 4: Progression-free with therapy, Progression-free without therapy, Progressed, Death
Buchanan et al. [19] Markov modelling (health states by therapy type) 5: Progression-free, Progressed, Best supportive care, Bone marrow transplant, Death
Chen et al. [21] Partitioned survival modelling (health state for no treatment) 4: Progression-free with therapy (Watchful waiting), Progression-free without therapy, Progressed, Death
Hatswell et al. [44] Markov modelling (health states by therapy type) 5: Progression-free, Progressed, Best supportive care, Bone marrow transplant, Death
Howard et al. [28] Partitioned survival modelling (health states for no treatment) 4: Progression-free with therapy (Watchful waiting), Progression-free without therapy, Progresseda, Death
Paquete et al. [35] Partitioned survival modelling 3: Progression-free, Progresseda, Death
Williams et al. [46] Markov modelling 3: Progression-free, Progressed, Death
Barnes et al. [38] Markov modelling (Health state for no treatment) 4: Progression-free with therapy, Progression-free without therapy, Progressed, Death
Casado et al. [43] Partitioned survival modelling 3: Progression-free, Progresseda, Death
Mistry et al. [45] Markov modelling (Health states by therapy type) 7: Progression-free, Progression to 2nd line, Progression to 3rd line, Progression to 4th line, Progression to 5th line, Best supportive care, Death
Sinha and Redekop [36] Partitioned survival modelling 3: Pre-progression, Post-progressiona, Death
Vreman et al. [41] Partitioned survival modelling 3: Pre-progression, Post-progressiona, Death
Patel et al. [20] Markov modelling (Health states by therapy type) 6: 1st line therapy, Progression to 2nd line, Progression to 3rd line, Progression to 4th line, Best supportive care, Death
Lachaine et al. [9] Markov modelling (Health state for no treatment) 4: Progression-free with therapy (Watchful waiting), Progression-free without therapy, Progressed, Death

aPartitioned survival modelling was used, in which progression is not modelled directly as a state, but the time in progression state is derived from the difference in the area between the overall survival and progression-free survival curves