Introduction
cancer, anxiety disorders, comorbid neurological disorders
REGRESSION, CANCER, DISORDERS
In reimbursement decisions and resource allocation, decision-makers often rely on data from economic evaluations, which is the comparative analysis of alternative interventions in terms of both their costs and consequences [Cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) is the most recommended psychotherapy for anxiety disorders [The rare economic evaluations of psychotherapy for adults with common mental disorders that have used the net-benefit regression framework have adjusted their analytic models for factors including: total societal costs, age, sex, health-related quality of life, symptom severity, cancer, and comorbid neurological disorders at baseline [While potential moderators relating to the cost-effectiveness of CBT are not well specified, predictors and moderators of treatment outcomes related to CBT for common mental disorders have included sociodemographic and clinical factors [A number of the studies on CBT and tCBT [