EVIDENCE MAP OF COST-UTILITY MODELS IN MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS PUBLISHED SINCE 1960

Author(s)

Martin A
Crystallise Ltd., East Tilbury, UK

OBJECTIVES: To create an evidence map of studies reporting cost-utility models for multiple sclerosis, and the geographical jurisdictions for which these studies were conducted.

METHODS: We searched the heoro.com database (www.heoro.com) for cost-utility modellling studies in multiple sclerosis (MS) that were published between 1960 and th December 2016. We analysed the abstracts identified by the search to determine the different types of interventions modelled across the range of geographical locations, by date and type of MS RESULTS: We found a total of abstracts. Of these, Fifteen abstracts modelled the use of interferon beta-1b, 11 interferon beta-1a and seven were on any type of interferon-beta. Fourteen abstracts modelled the cost-utility of glatiramer acetate, four natalizumab and three each fingolimod, mitoxantrone and cannabinoidsFourteen abstracts were set in the United Kingdom, 1 in the United States, four in Sweden, three in Spain, two in Germany and seven were international literature reviews or set in multiple countries. Twenty-one of the models used a societal perspective and nine a healthcare payer perspective, with 10 abstracts not specifying this. Of the abstracts, were published between 2010 and 201 and none were published before 199

CONCLUSIONS: The majority of cost-utility models published for treatments of multiple sclerosis assessed interferon beta formulations or compared these treatments against newer products, and were generally relevant to the UK or US jurisdiction. The substantial impact of the disease on social and occupational functioning was reflected in the high proportion of models that were conducted from a societal perspective.

Conference/Value in Health Info

2017-05, ISPOR 2017, Boston, MA, USA

Value in Health, Vol. 20, No. 5 (May 2017)

Code

PND38

Topic

Economic Evaluation

Topic Subcategory

Cost-comparison, Effectiveness, Utility, Benefit Analysis

Disease

Neurological Disorders

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