Economic model of sustained-release bupropion hydrochloride in health plan and work site smoking-cessation programs

Halpern, Michael T.; Khan, Zeba M.; Young, Terri L.; Battista, Carmelina

doi:10.1093/ajhp/57.15.1421

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“…Mathematical models with differing structures, purposes and outcomes will be eligible for this review, including system dynamics models, 19 dynamic simulations, 20 state-transition models, 21 decision trees, 22 microsimulations 23 and economic models. 24 …”

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Mathematical modelling in tobacco control research: protocol for a systematic review

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IntroductionTobacco control researchers have recently become more interested in systems science methods and mathematical modelling techniques as a means to understand how complex inter-relationships among various factors translate into population-level summaries of tobacco use prevalence and its associated medical and social costs. However, there is currently no resource that provides an overview of how mathematical modelling has been used in tobacco control research. This review will provide a summary of studies that employ modelling techniques to predict tobacco-related outcomes. It will also propose a conceptual framework for grouping existing modelling studies by their objectives.Methods and analysisWe will conduct a systematic review that is informed by Cochrane procedures, as well as guidelines developed for reviews that are specifically intended to inform policy and programme decision-making. We will search 5 electronic databases to identify studies that use a mathematical model to project a tobacco-related outcome. An online data extraction form will be developed based on the ISPOR-SMDM Modeling Good Research Practices. We will perform a qualitative synthesis of included studies.Ethics and disseminationEthical approval is not required for this study. An initial paper, published in a peer-reviewed journal, will provide an overview of our findings. Subsequent papers will provide greater detail on results within each study objective category and an assessment of the risk of bias of these grouped studies.

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“…One such study, an economic model of bupropion and a work-site smoking cessation program, demonstrated the CE of the intervention (Halpern et al 2000). A comparison of coverage vs no coverage was employed.…”

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Cost-effectiveness of smoking cessation and the implications for COPD

Faulkner¹,

Lenz²,

Stading³

2006

International Journal of COPD

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The cost burden of COPD is substantial for patients and families, payers, and society as a whole. Smoking has been known for decades to be the leading cause of the disease. Numerous studies have been completed to address the cost-effectiveness of programs created to aid smokers in their efforts to quit. Because several assumptions must be made in order to conduct such a study, and because differences in study design are numerous, comparison of data is difficult. However, studies have consistently shown that regardless of the perspective from which the study was completed, or the methods used to help smokers abstain, the interventions are cost-effective. Although no study has been conducted specifically to assess the cost-effectiveness of smoking cessation interventions as they relate directly to patients with COPD, based on current data it can be concluded that smoking cessation programs are cost-effective for this population.

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“…Die Studie von Halpern et al [21] untersuchte in diesem Bezug die langfristigen Auswirkungen der Kostenerstattung von Bupropion aus der Perspektive einer US-amerikanischen MCO (Managed Care Organization). Für eine hypothetische Versichertenkohorte (100.000 davon 60.000 Erwachsene) lag der Einsparungseffekt nach 20 Jahren zwischen 7,8 Mio.…”

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Effekte einer Erstattung der Kosten für Raucherentwöhnungsmaßnahmen durch die Krankenversicherung

Rasch

Greiner

2006

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Economic model of sustained-release bupropion hydrochloride in health plan and work site smoking-cessation programs

Cited by 23 publications

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Mathematical modelling in tobacco control research: protocol for a systematic review

Mathematical modelling in tobacco control research: protocol for a systematic review

Cost-effectiveness of smoking cessation and the implications for COPD

Effekte einer Erstattung der Kosten für Raucherentwöhnungsmaßnahmen durch die Krankenversicherung

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