There are 3 common indicators for effect evaluation: time-based indicators, value-based indicators, and efficiency-based indicators
Cost-benefit analysis is a method of analyzing inputs (costs) and outputs (benefits) in health economics. There are three common evaluation indicators for cost-effectiveness analysis: temporal indicators, value-based indicators, and efficiency-based indicators. There are four main evaluation methods commonly used in pharmacoeconomics: least-cost analysis, cost-benefit analysis, cost-effectiveness analysis, and cost-utility analysis.
Accounting cost analysis:
In XX, the hospital's quarterly expenditure increased by XX million yuan, or XX%, compared with the same period, of which the fixed costs increased by XX%, and the variable costs increased by XX%. The cost of electricity was $XX, which was $XX or XX percent less than the same period. As can be seen from the cost analysis table of the workers' accountants, the cost of electricity has decreased in all accounting departments, indicating that the departments have strengthened the control of electricity costs.
Health care material expenses XX yuan, only XX yuan, XX% more than the same period of the previous year, most of the departments have increased with the increase in business volume, but the obstetrics patient cases decreased, 10,000 yuan of income material costs increased compared to the previous year, and I hope that the head of the department to strengthen the management of cost control and to eliminate waste.
Washing products expenditure of XX yuan, an increase of XX yuan over the same period last year, an increase of XX%, due to the following reasons: the price of washing centers; in order to ensure the quality of medical care, the cost of disinfection has increased greatly. In pharmacoeconomics research, it is common to use ?QALYs as a utility indicator to quantify health outcomes, QALYs as an evaluation indicator of the health output of the program, linking the survival time in a healthy state to the quality of survival.
Evaluation Methods, Pharmacoeconomic evaluations are designed to produce more economical and efficient outcomes. Evaluation methods are a means of measuring costs and benefits and analyzing whether the results meet expectations.