Pharmacoeconomic Guidelines: Austria
Country/Region: Austria
Published PE Recommendations
Additional Information:
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Information current as of Tuesday, January 21, 2020
Key Features
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Type of Guidelines | Published PE Recommendations |
Title and year of the document | Guidelines on Health Economic Evaluations (Concensus Paper 2006) |
Affiliation of authors | Institute for Pharmaeconomic Research (IPF) in cooperation with an expert group |
Purpose of the document | Providing recommendations for C/E studies and ensure a minimum standard of methodology and transparency |
Standard reporting format included | No |
Disclosure | Yes |
Target audience of funding/ author's interests | Decision makers |
Perspective | Apart from the societal perspective, other perspectives (e.g. health care system, social insurance,..) are possible |
Indication | Yes |
Target population | Be clearly specify |
Subgroup analysis | Yes |
Choice of comparator | Standard therapy, most frequent therapy or most effective therapy |
Time horizon | Depends on research question |
Assumptions required | Yes |
Preferred analytical technique | CMA, CEA, CUA |
Costs to be included | Costs relevant to the chosen perspective. Report indirect costs separately. |
Source of costs | Latest unit prices, give references. |
Modeling | Yes, requires details |
Systematic review of evidences | Not stated |
Preference for effectiveness over efficacy | Both acceptable |
Preferred outcome measure | Depends on research question |
Preferred method to derive utility | Should justify the selection |
Equity issues stated | Yes |
Discounting costs | 5%; SA:(3%-10%) |
Discounting outcomes | 5%; SA:(3%-10%) |
Sensitivity analysis-parameters and range | All key uncertain parameters, within a defined area, or probabilistic |
Sensitivity analysis-methods | One-way, multi-way, may be probabilistic analysis |
Presenting results | Must be reproduced transparently in disaggregated and aggregated form as for publication in peer reviewed journals |
Incremental analysis | Yes |
Total costs vs effectiveness (cost/effectiveness ratio) | Yes |
Portability of results (Generalizability) | Yes; Studies must refer to the national context |
Financial impact analysis | Possible |
Mandatory or recommended or voluntary | Recommended |
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