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124<br />

Economic analysis<br />

TABLE 70 Key inputs to SHTAC AD model<br />

Model input/variable Input value Detail/comment Source<br />

Cohort characteristics<br />

Age (years): mean (SD)<br />

AD duration (years): mean (SD)<br />

ADAS-cog: mean (SD)<br />

Presence of EPS (%)<br />

Presence of psychotic symptoms (%)<br />

74 (6)<br />

1 (0.5)<br />

24 (9)<br />

6.2<br />

10<br />

Surveys reported by Kavanagh <strong>and</strong> Knapp 185,186<br />

(Appendix 17, [commercial/academic<br />

confidential in<strong>for</strong>mation removed]) An estimate<br />

of £11,247 per year <strong>for</strong> the mean expected cost<br />

<strong>for</strong> those patients in FTC is used.<br />

Presentation of results<br />

Findings are reported on the mean incremental<br />

gain in QALYs <strong>and</strong> mean incremental cost per<br />

treated patient, based on a cohort analysis of 1000<br />

patients (trial) <strong>and</strong> a simulation of 1000 trials. The<br />

incremental cost per QALY is estimated. Findings<br />

Normal distribution<br />

Gamma distribution<br />

Gamma distribution<br />

Mean<br />

Mean<br />

Effectiveness of drug See Table 68 Gamma distribution (mean,<br />

SE)<br />

Clinical opinion a<br />

Wilkinson et al.<br />

AD2000 43<br />

Stern et al.<br />

AD2000 43<br />

Drug cost See Table 56 By product/mean BNF (49)<br />

Monitoring cost £108 (SD 25) per visit 2 outpatient visits<br />

Gamma distribution<br />

Cost <strong>for</strong> pre-FTC £328 per month<br />

(assume SD £164)<br />

Cost <strong>for</strong> FTC £937.30 per month<br />

(assume SD of £468)<br />

£3,937 per year<br />

Gamma distribution<br />

£11,247 per year, where<br />

70% of patients are<br />

publicly funded, <strong>and</strong> 52%<br />

of FTC is community FTC d<br />

Gamma distribution<br />

132 c<br />

183 b<br />

SHTAC clinical review,<br />

see Chapter 4<br />

Stewart, 121<br />

Kavanagh et al. 120<br />

SHTAC estimate (see<br />

above)<br />

Mortality rate 11.2% per year Mean Martin et al. 129<br />

Health state utilities<br />

Pre-FTC: mean (SD)<br />

FTC: mean (SD)<br />

Discount rates<br />

Future costs<br />

Future benefits<br />

0.60 (0.12)<br />

0.34 (0.068)<br />

1.5% per year<br />

6.0% per year<br />

Gamma distribution<br />

Gamma distribution<br />

Fixed rate<br />

Fixed rate<br />

NHS Reference Costs 151<br />

Neumann et al. 166b<br />

By UK convention,<br />

NICE guidance<br />

Costs are in 2002–03 £s.<br />

a Data from Memory Assessment Research Centre, Moorgreen Hospital, Southampton, Hampshire (supported by a wide<br />

range of clinical trial data, see Chapter 4).<br />

b Assumption on SD by SHTAC.<br />

c Data from Memory Assessment Research Centre, Moorgreen Hospital, Southampton, Hampshire, indicate that this is likely<br />

to be less than 10% in a UK treatment group.<br />

d Where all patients publicly funded <strong>and</strong> all institutionalised, estimate of mean cost per month is ~£1970 per month.<br />

are presented using the cost-effectiveness plane,<br />

showing incremental costs <strong>and</strong> QALYs. Using the<br />

mean incremental benefits <strong>and</strong> cost per trial, the<br />

‘net benefit’ associated with treatment is estimated,<br />

<strong>and</strong> a CEAC is plotted, showing the probability of<br />

a positive net benefit based on a range of<br />

threshold values <strong>for</strong> the willingness to pay per<br />

QALY.<br />

Findings are also presented on the mean<br />

difference in time spent in FTC over the 5 years<br />

<strong>and</strong> figures are presented to show the expected

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