Economic evaluation of digitally enabled aged and neurological rehabilitation care in the Activity and MObility UsiNg Technology (AMOUNT) trial.
Marina B PinheiroLeanne M HassettCatherine SherringtonAlison HayesMaayken El van den BergRichard I LindleyMaria CrottySakina ChagparDaniel TreacyHeather WeberNicola FairhallSiobhan WongAnnie McCluskeyLeanne TogherKatharine ScrivenerKirsten HowardPublished in: Clinical rehabilitation (2022)
The AMOUNT intervention had a high probability of being cost-effective if decision makers are willing to pay AU$50,000 per meaningful improvement in mobility or per quality-adjusted life year gained, and a moderate probability of being cost-saving and effective considering both outcomes at 6 months post randomization.