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Justice and Economic Evaluation Prof. Dr. Jan Busschbach j.vanbusschbach@erasmusmc.nl +31 10 7043807 1
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Equity concerns In cost per QALY… Patients with low cost, high gains win… But the general public wants that … Patients with the highest need win … Irrespectively the capacity to benefit…. A higher burden relates to more health care 2 Erik Nord on the fairness in distributing health care resources ISPOR Berlin 2012
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Only Equity? All resources to the highest burden? What about the others? What about waste resources? Doesn’t effectiveness count? “It should be a combination” Erik Nord: Obviously,….. of course! 3
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What does ‘need’ mean? Need can mean: The availability of a (cost-)effective treatment “Burden” Low life expectancy Low quality of life WHO The Burden of Disease Project Which people have the highest ‘need for health care’ Low life expectancy Low quality of life 4
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WHO: Burden of disease DALY “Need” for health care Disability adjusted life year = QALY lost Need defined by Fixed lifespan Max QoL Lost in lifespan and QoL “Fair innings” 5 DALY QALY
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1.0 0.0 ABC Kwaliteit van leven Falsification QALY 6 Efficiency Equity Life years
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ABC Falsification of life years 7 80 0 Life years 60 40 20
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8 80 0 ABC Life Years & QoL Threshold costs/QALY: indicator of solidarity 8 60 40 20 € 50.000 € 30.000 € 40.000
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9 Costs/QALY versus Burden of disease 9 € 80.000 € 60.000 € 40.000 € 20.000 € 0 Burden of disease X X X X X
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10 Dutch Council for Public Health and Health Care (RvZ, 2006) 10
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11 Does this make Erik a happy man?
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Rule of rescue What if cancer occurs at 80 years of age? “Fair innings” foregone? No treatment? Age discrimination? QALY was already suspected Rule of rescue Severity of illness More severe…. …. More priority 12 DALY QALY
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13 Fair Innings vs Rule of Rescue Fair innings What have you already got? How good has it been? Loss in QALYs Rule of Rescue Severity of illness How bad is it now? Expected QALYs Life expectancy…. But what if the severity of illness is a result of old age? Discriminate the old?
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14 Compares loss in QALY with expected QALY Combines fair innings with rule of rescue The more you loss of what you had expected… André Ament Proportional short fall Prop. Short Fall = 25%Prop. Short Fall = 50%Prop. Short Fall = 60% QALY lostQALY gain Life expectancy QoL Prop. Short Fall = 50% Now Life expectancy
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the old and disabled 15
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Implementation 16
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Strengths and limitation Combines two definitions of equity Fair innings Rule of rescue Little data necessary Might overcompensate The old The severe ill Seen as complex… Might not capture everything… 17
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