The cost-effectiveness of hospital-based telephone coaching for people with type 2 diabetes: a 10 year modelling analysis.
Source: Varney, J. E., et al. 2016 - Pubmed ID: 27678079
Setting: Australia, Hospital
Study design:
RCT
Follow up: 10 years
Patient group:
Sample size:
Total: 94
IG: NA
CG: NA
Inclusion criteria:
- Diabetes type 2
- HbA1C greater than 7%
Type of technology:
Phone call
Intervention:
Intervention: Cost utility analysis based on data from RCT with a 6 months intervention. It was assumed that IG would receive telephone coaching for 10 years. The diabetes telephone coaching study: Diabetes coaching defined as regular provision of telephone advice and coaching that that addressed lifestyle modification and adherence to treatment
Duration: NA
Add on: NA
Control group: Usual care
Clinical effect:
- QALY →
Patient safety: NA
Patient experiences/
Staff experiences:
Patient experiences: NA
Staff experiences: NA
Investment:
NA
Running:
Staff resources
- Telephone coaching
Organization: NA
Health care utilization:
- Health care costs →