Work Package 4
Estimating the cost-effectiveness of ePAMS+
Objectives
We seek to:
- Conduct an analysis of the intervention cost of ePAMS+
- Estimate the cost-effectiveness of ePAMS+ in terms of cost per unit change in defined daily dose (DDD)
- Model the effect of any reduction in DDD on the health outcomes such as Clostridium Difficile Diarrhoea (CDD), using estimates from the literature to populate the model
- Estimate the cost utility of e PAMS+ from a one year, health services, perspective
- Conduct sensitivity analyses
- Contribute to an International effort to calibrate the economic case for antimicrobial resistance control and hence for the health economics of a particular contribution (such as that of ePAMS+)
For further information contact Professor Richard Lilford (r.j.lilford@bham.ac.uk)