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Value assessment of new interventions for Alzheimer's disease dementia in Japan based on literature review and group interview.

Ataru IgarashiShunya Ikeda
Published in: Expert review of pharmacoeconomics & outcomes research (2022)
There are several limitations to how QOL is measured, particularly for patients with ADD. Public long-term care costs represent a substantial proportion of total costs and should be included in the assessment and decision-making of ADD, even from the payer's perspective. Following that, a process is required to take informal care costs into account in decision-making, regardless of whether they are included or not in a base-case analysis. The importance of other elements of care burden that cannot be quantitatively measured should also be recognized and reflected in decision-making.
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