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Author<br />

(year)<br />

(IV)/(EV) and<br />

settings<br />

Fekih (2002)<br />

(+)/(-)<br />

Tunisia<br />

Intervention<br />

(I) and<br />

comparator<br />

(C)<br />

I: Antenatal<br />

maternal<br />

corticosteroid<br />

treatment to<br />

prevent<br />

respiratory<br />

distress<br />

syndrome in<br />

premature<br />

neonates<br />

C: No<br />

treatment<br />

Target<br />

population<br />

and duration<br />

of economic<br />

analysis<br />

118 women<br />

(26-34 weeks<br />

gestation) at<br />

high risk of<br />

premature<br />

delivery<br />

Study<br />

design<br />

RCT<br />

CEA<br />

Cost results Mortality-related<br />

effectiveness results<br />

Cost of<br />

intervention $<br />

Tunisian 2,000<br />

Cost savings in<br />

study group of $<br />

Tunisian 21,000<br />

Significantly lower<br />

neonatal mortality<br />

rates due to<br />

respiratory stress<br />

syndrome in<br />

intervention compared<br />

to control group<br />

(22.9% versus 57%).<br />

Perspective/price<br />

year<br />

Health sector<br />

costs<br />

Tunisian $<br />

Appendix 4.8<br />

Synthesis of<br />

costs and<br />

effectiveness<br />

data<br />

No synthesis of<br />

costs and<br />

benefits as costs<br />

<strong>for</strong> intervention<br />

group were lower<br />

and outcomes<br />

similar.<br />

What are the effects of different models of delivery <strong>for</strong> improving maternal and infant health outcomes <strong>for</strong> poor people in urban areas in low income<br />

and lower middle income countries?<br />

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