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The additional cost of the more expensive intervention compared with the less expensive intervention, divided by the difference between the effects of the interventions on the patients (the additional cost per QALY, for example).
The additional cost of the more expensive intervention compared with the less expensive intervention, divided by the difference between the effects of the interventions on the patients (the additional cost per QALY, for example).


[http://htaglossary.net/incremental-cost-effectiveness-ratio-(ICER)]
== Reference ==
http://htaglossary.net/incremental-cost-effectiveness-ratio-(ICER)

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The additional cost of the more expensive intervention compared with the less expensive intervention, divided by the difference between the effects of the interventions on the patients (the additional cost per QALY, for example).

Reference

http://htaglossary.net/incremental-cost-effectiveness-ratio-(ICER)