Incremental cost-effectiveness ratios and univariate sensitivity analysis
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The incremental cost-effectiveness ratios (ICERs) with and without non-recurrent costs were US$390.60 and US$126.20, respectively. The univariate sensitivity analysis showed that the up-and-down variance of the personnel costs by 50% yielded intervention costs per child of US$103.70 to US$188.50, with corresponding ICERs varying from US$277.30 to US$504.00. When non-recurrent fees were excluded, the cost per child ranged from US$35.10 to US$59.30, and the ICERs varied from US$93.90 to US$158.60 (Incremental cost-effectiveness ratios and univariate sensitivity analysis by varying the personnel costs (in USD)ICER – incremental cost-effectiveness ratio, ASQ: SE-2 – Chinese version of Ages and Stages Questionnaires: Social-Emotional, second edition*Includes recruitment costs, initial training costs for experts, parenting facilitators and supervisors, and care group