A dataset that includes costs and life-years gained at the intervnetion level (i.e. not individual level data) that can be used to conduct simple CEAs. This dataset is provided in the text "Applied Methods of Cost-effectiveness Analysis" by Gray, Clarke, Wolstenholme, and Wordsowrth. Oxford University Press, 2011. The data is based on the study Gyrd-Hansen, D. (1997). "Is it cost effective to introduce screening programmes for colorectal cancer? Illustrating the principles of optimal resource allocation. Health Policy, 41, 189-199.
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A data frame with 6 rows and 4 variables:
unique id for each screening option
textual description of each screening option
total cost, in pounds
life-years gained
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