2005
DOI: 10.1016/s1098-3015(10)63063-x
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Pmh28 a Cost-Effectiveness Analysis of Escitalopram and Sertraline in the Treatment of Major Depressive Disorder

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“…1 As there are numerous SSRIs available on the treatment failure was assumed to be $US8141, when market, analyses comparing the cost effectiveness of this cost was decreased to $US5000, the cost/QALY these products, from a US managed care organisation gained was $US1993 and $US2808 for escitalopram and perspective, is needed, the research group continues. It was found effectiveness analyses between commonly-used that the model was most sensitive to the cost of products", according to a group of researchers from the treatment failure.…”
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“…1 As there are numerous SSRIs available on the treatment failure was assumed to be $US8141, when market, analyses comparing the cost effectiveness of this cost was decreased to $US5000, the cost/QALY these products, from a US managed care organisation gained was $US1993 and $US2808 for escitalopram and perspective, is needed, the research group continues. It was found effectiveness analyses between commonly-used that the model was most sensitive to the cost of products", according to a group of researchers from the treatment failure.…”
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confidence: 99%