Title: 5th NHPRC
1- 5th NHPRC
- Esbjerg, June 16, 2006
- Economic evaluation of an elderly safety
promotion intervention - Pia Johansson with
- Stockholm Centre for Public Health Per Tillgren
- Stockholm County Council Siv Sadigh
- Sweden Antonio Ponce de Leon
- pia.m.johansson_at_sll.se
2Cost-effectiveness analysis
- intervention costs
- If intervention is successful
- costs avoided
- health effects
- cost per health
Cost-effective decision-makers are willing to pay
3Intervention costs
7.9 million SEK
4Successful intervention?
Effect evaluation Quasi-experimental 6 control
groups Time series Pre-intervention period
1990-95 Intervention 1996-2001 (1999) 2 age
groups 65-80 y and 80 Men and women
No pattern!
5Successful intervention!
Statistical analysis Decreases in most ages,
genders and areas Taking in account differences
in level of rate (contextual factors) in
pre-intervention period Decreases in hip
fractures for Men 65-80 Men 80 Women
65-80 But Increases for women 80 Net result
14 avoided hip fractures
6Costs avoided and health effects
- During the first year after a hip fracture
- Costs avoided 130,000 SEK
- Health losses avoided 0.17 QALYs
- 14 avoided hip fractures 1,820,000 SEK and 2.38
QALYs -
- cost per health of 2.6 million SEK per QALY
- Not cost-effective!
- As decision-maker value of a QALY approx. 500,000
SEK
Borgström F, Zethraeus N, Johnell O, Lidgren L,
Ponzer S, Svensson O, Abdon P, Ornstein E, Lunsjö
K, Thorngren K G, Sernbo I, Rehnberg C, Jönsson
B. Costs and quality of life associated with
osteoporosis-related fractures in Sweden.
Osteoporosis Int (preview).
7Break-even analysis
- Tentative analysis
- Assuming the costs and health effects are the
same during following years - What is needed to become cost-effective?
- All 14 people avoid hip fracture for 3 years
- 448,000 SEK per QALY
- 3 people live another 10 years without hip
fracture - 518,000 SEK per QALY
- So, further analyses using health economic models
to estimate the probable future costs and health
losses avoided.