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Table 5 Summary of the PSA results

From: The increasing importance of a continence nurse specialist to improve outcomes and save costs of urinary incontinence care: an analysis of future policy scenarios

Model outcome

Current situation (2014)

Scenario 1 (2030)

Scenario 2 (2030)

Scenario 3 (2030)

Scenario 4 (2030)

Incremental QALYs per person (2.5%;97.5% percentiles)

0.0045

(−0.0010;0.0130)

0.0048

(−0.0007;0.0144)

0.0045

(−0.0015;0.0136)

0.0046

(−0.0009;0.0137)

0.0047

(− 0.0009;0.0135)

Incremental costs per person (2.5%;97.5% percentiles)

-€345

(−€989; €76)

-€364

(−€994; €42)

-€373

(−€993; €116)

-€315

(−€893; €61)

-€430

(−€1150; €68)

Probability new care is more effective

93.6%

95.0%

93.0%

93.9%

93.8%

Probability new care is less costly

93.7%

94.8%

92.3%

94.0%

94.6%

Probability new care is dominanta

92.7%

93.7%

91.4%

92.8%

93.1%

Probability new care is cost-effective at €20,000/ QALY threshold

93.8%

95.0%

92.4%

94.4%

94.4%

  1. QALY quality adjusted life years
  2. a Dominant means that the new care is more effective and cost-saving