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Title: Cost-effectiveness of psychotherapy for personality disorders


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  • Cost-effectiveness of psychotherapy for
    personality disorders
  • Djøra Soeteman
  • Viersprong Institute for Studies on Personality
    Disorders
  • Erasmus Medical Center, Rotterdam
  • Harvard School of Public Health, Boston, MA
  • ISSPD NYC, August 23, 2009

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SCEPTRE trial
  • Patient-level primary data was available from the
    largest existing clinical trial of psychotherapy
    for personality disorders (N 924)
  • Dosage specified by treatment setting and
    duration
  • Cluster C PD N 466
  • Cluster B PD N 241

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  • Cluster C PD

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Different dosages
  • Short-term outpatient excl.
  • Long-term outpatient 21.4
  • Short-term day hospital 19.0
  • Long-term day hospital 23.0
  • Short-term inpatient 14.1
  • Long-term inpatient 22.5
  • Short-term lt 6 months
  • Long-term gt 6 months

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Different costs
Psychotherapy dosage Treatment costs ()
Long-term outpatient 10,005
Short-term day hospital 16,813
Long-term day hospital 27,648
Short-term inpatient 25,933
Long-term inpatient 49,260
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Total costs over 5 years
Psychotherapy dosage Treatment costs () Total costs over 5 years ()
Long-term outpatient 10,005 89,936
Short-term day hospital 16,813 89,411
Long-term day hospital 27,648 105,940
Short-term inpatient 25,933 91,620
Long-term inpatient 49,260 119,946
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Just costs?
  • Economics is more than just costs
  • Effects are equally important
  • Cost-effectiveness
  • Are the effects worth the additional costs?
  • What if the more expensive treatment is more
  • effective?
  • What are the costs per recovered patient?

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Definition recovered patient
  • Clinically significant change (Jacobson and
    Truax, 1991)
  • Recovered statistically reliable ? ends up
    within normal limits
  • Improved statistically reliable ?, but ends
    still dysfunctional
  • Unchanged no statistically reliable ?
  • Relapsed or deteriorated statistically reliable
    ? in the opposite direction
  • General Symptom Index (BSI/SCL-90)

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Effect
Psychotherapy dosage recovered after 12 months
Long-term outpatient 19
Short-term day hospital 26
Long-term day hospital 37
Short-term inpatient 61
Long-term inpatient 41
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Costs per recovered patient year
Psychotherapy dosage recovered after 12 months Costs ()
Long-term outpatient 19 64,735
Short-term day hospital 26 46,131
Long-term day hospital 37 45,442
Short-term inpatient 61 32,837
Long-term inpatient 41 57,285
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Is that a lot?
  • How do we know if x ,- per recovered patient
    year concerns a cost-effective treatment
    strategy?
  • Compare it with other interventions
  • E.g., compared to lung transplantation or breast
    cancer screening
  • Generic outcome measure required in order to
    compare different illnesses
  • Survival
  • Quality of life

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Quality Adjusted Life Years (QALY)
  • Life years x quality of life index score
  • Quality of life index score
  • 1.0 perfect health
  • 0.0 death
  • Example
  • Loss of eyesight
  • Quality of life index 0.5
  • Life years 80
  • 0.5 x 80 40 QALYs

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Effect over 5 years
Psychotherapy dosage QALYs
Long-term outpatient 3.30
Short-term day hospital 3.44
Long-term day hospital 3.49
Short-term inpatient 3.57
Long-term inpatient 3.49
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Costs per QALY
Psychotherapy dosage QALYs Costs per QALY ()
Long-term outpatient 3.30 27,239
Short-term day hospital 3.44 26,027
Long-term day hospital 3.49 30,353
Short-term inpatient 3.57 25,674
Long-term inpatient 3.49 34,350
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Interested in both costs and effect
Good
Forget it!
Better
Difficult
Superb!
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Sensitivity analysis
Forget it!
Good
Better
Difficult
Superb!
17
Cost-effectiveness plane
Good
Better
17
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Acceptability curve
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Cost-effectiveness of different dosages of
psychotherapy for cluster C PD
Psychotherapy dosage Costs per QALY (threshold value 0 16,570) Costs per QALY (gt 16,570)
Long-term outpatient
Short-term day hospital 1st choice
Long-term day hospital
Short-term inpatient 1st choice
Long-term inpatient
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Cost-effectiveness of different dosages of
psychotherapy for cluster C PD
Psychotherapy dosage Costs per QALY (threshold value 0 16,570) Costs per QALY (gt 16,570) Costs per QALY (threshold value of 40,000)
Long-term outpt
Short-term day h 1st choice
Long-term day h
Short-term inpt 1st choice 1st choice
Long-term inpt
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  • Cluster B PD

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Acceptability curve
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Cost-effectiveness of different modalities of
psychotherapy for cluster B PD
Modality of psychotherapy Costs per QALY (threshold value 0 56,325) Costs per QALY (gt 56,325)
Outpatient 1st choice
Day hospital 1st choice
Inpatient
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Cost-effectiveness of different modalities of
psychotherapy for cluster B PD
Modality of psychotherapy Costs per QALY (threshold value 0 56,325) Costs per QALY (gt 56,325) Costs per QALY (threshold value of 40,000)
Outpatient 1st choice 1st choice
Day hospital 1st choice
Inpatient
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Conclusion
  • Cost-effective treatment strategies are
  • Cluster C PD
  • Short-term inpatient psychotherapy (first choice)
  • Short-term day hospital psychotherapy
  • Sub-optimal treatment options are
  • Long-term day hospital and long-term inpatient
  • Cluster B PD
  • Outpatient psychotherapy (first choice)
  • Day hospital psychotherapy
  • Sub-optimal treatment option is
  • Inpatient psychotherapy
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