Numerical and statistical modeling method for medical intervention
A statistical modeling, numerical technique, applied in the field of numerical and statistical modeling of medical interventions, that can address issues such as underestimating the effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of recommendation strategies
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[0015] A multi-cohort Markov model was constructed using a one-year cycle length to assess the (hypothetical) cost-effectiveness of the PCV13 immunization schedule against the unvaccinated. A key reason for using a multi-cohort model (rather than a single-cohort model) is the need to track adults who were vaccinated at different ages. The cost-effectiveness analysis simulated uptake using two different modeling approaches: assuming it matched the observed (PPV23) uptake data by age (observed uptake), or assuming that all vaccinations occurred at the initial recommended age (recommended vaccinations) , as many other published studies apply, and then compare the differences in disease and economic outcomes between the two vaccination methods. The analysis was conducted from a healthcare payer perspective, including all relevant healthcare utilization costs, with all costs and consequences in the model discounted at an annualized rate of 5%.
[0016] The multi-cohort model follo...
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