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Table 7 Sensitivity analysis in a health economic model of a cohort of IMSS T1D adult patients to determine the ICER of CSII therapy compared to MDI therapy

From: Cost-effectiveness of the use of the continuous subcutaneous insulin infusion pump versus daily multiple injections in type 1 diabetes adult patients at the Mexican Institute of Social Security

 

ICER

(MXN/QALY)

ICER

(USD/QALY)

CSII

MDI

Total costs

(MXN)

Total costs

(USD)

QALY

Total costs

(MXN)

Total costs

(USD)

QALY

Base case (direct costs)

478,020

25,993

1,404,173

76,355

7.052

1,110,573

60,390

6.438

Secondary case (direct and indirect costs)

369,593

20,097

1,832,057

99,622

7.052

1,605,053

87,279

6.438

50% reduction in HbA1c benefit (− 0.6%)

903,984

49,156

1,404,910

76,395

6.764

1,110,573

60,390

6.438

Disc rate: 3% costs + 0% benefits

216,246

11,759

1,831,524

99,593

13.266

1,441,026

78,359

11.46

Disc rate: 7% costs + 7% benefits

533,083

28,988

1,123,780

61,108

5.836

890,663

48,432

5.399

Subgroup HbA1c ≤ 9%

1,334,460

72,564

1,403,917

76,341

7.436

1,056,824

57,467

7.176

Subgroup HbA1c > 9%

262,237

14,260

1,360,833

73,999

6.633

1,069,567

58,160

5.522

Subgroup ≤ 10 years

537,432

29,224

1,271,697

69,152

7.993

928,010

50,463

7.354

Subgroup > 10 years

1,376,224

74,835

1,022,134

55,581

3.249

814,737

44,303

3.098