2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.jval.2015.09.1604
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Use of Incremental Cost-Effectiveness Ratio (Icer) in Recommending Technologies Incorporation in the Brazilian Public Health System (Sus), 2012-2015

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“…Nevertheless, it is very common to find mentions to one to three GDP per capita/QALY, as in the recommendations of Brazilian Guidelines [74]. Analyses of the decisions of the Brazilian HTA agency (CONITEC) found that the recommendations made were not largely influenced by the economic evaluations [76,77,78] and failed to derive a CET through a previous decision analysis [77,78,79,80]. Economic evaluation seems to be a secondary criterion to the recommendations.…”
Section: Brazilmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Nevertheless, it is very common to find mentions to one to three GDP per capita/QALY, as in the recommendations of Brazilian Guidelines [74]. Analyses of the decisions of the Brazilian HTA agency (CONITEC) found that the recommendations made were not largely influenced by the economic evaluations [76,77,78] and failed to derive a CET through a previous decision analysis [77,78,79,80]. Economic evaluation seems to be a secondary criterion to the recommendations.…”
Section: Brazilmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Due to the small number of CONITEC reports with recommendations that included the ICER calculation (11%), it is not possible to identify an adequate threshold for Brazil based on retrospective analysis of the recommendations 19 . In addition to the small number, the economic assessments used heterogeneous ratios ($/QALY, DALY, or years of life), far short of the expected international standard for methodological quality 20 .…”
Section: Use Of a Cost-effectiveness Threshold In Brazil: Current Sitmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Em alguns lugares, uma abordagem de compartilhamento de risco (Risk Sharing) é utilizada quando a demanda pelo produto é diferente do esperado ou a efetividade não se mantém em uma análise de mundo real (De Pouvourville, 2006;Levaggi, 2014). No entanto, o impacto das avaliações econômicas na tomada de decisão em saúde parece ainda ser secundário a outras análises, mesmo em países desenvolvidos (Harris et al, 2008;Whitty & Littlejohns, 2015;Yuba et al, 2015). Apesar de todas as limitações, os LCE são ferramentas úteis para informar as análises de decisão (Neumann et al, 2014).…”
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