Cost-effectiveness of psychological intervention within services for depression delivered by primary care workers in Nepal: Economic evaluation of a randomized control trial

Keyphrases

• Randomized Controlled Trial 100%
• Nepal 100%
• Cost-effectiveness 100%
• Quality-adjusted Life Years 100%
• Psychological Intervention 100%
• Economic Evaluation 100%
• Primary Healthcare Workers 100%
• Health Effects 66%
• Mental Health Care 66%
• Service Integration 66%
• Healthy Activity 66%
• Chitwan 66%
• Cost Standard 66%
• 95% Confidence Interval 66%
• Activity Programs 66%
• Confidence Interval 33%
• Depressive Symptoms 33%
• Symptom Score 33%
• Antidepressants 33%
• Primary Care 33%
• Home-based 33%
• Patient Health Questionnaire 33%
• Low-middle Income Countries 33%
• Life-years Gained 33%
• Service Delivery 33%
• Incremental Cost 33%
• Psychoeducation 33%
• Delivery Cost 33%
• Uncertainty Analysis 33%
• Cost Effect 33%
• Behavioral Activation 33%
• Treatment Gap 33%
• Effective Threshold 33%
• Effectiveness Ratio 33%
• Evidence-based Psychological Treatments 33%
• Nonparametric Uncertainties 33%
• Implementation Costs 33%

Psychology

• Psychological Intervention 100%
• Healthcare 25%
• Psychoeducation 25%
• Behavioral Activation 25%
• Mental Health 25%