… This valuation lies at the heart of the work performed by NICE—which, since its inception
in 1999, has adopted a cost effectiveness threshold range of £20 000 (€29 500; $40 000) to …

… NHS, and since setting a threshold independently of the budget is logically … NICE cannot
be mandated to do that either. The appropriate approach to NICE’s cost-effectiveness threshold …

… factors other than cost-effectiveness taken into account? The aim of this paper is to explore
NICE’s cost-effectiveness threshold(s) and the tradeoffs between cost effectiveness and other …

… ICER higher than the NICE threshold of £20 000–£30 000/QALY resulted in substantial
QALY losses [77]. Furthermore, Claxton et al. [31] argue that the current NICE threshold (of £20 …

… We think, therefore, that this assumption has less effect on the threshold than CHERP81 …
the benefits used to estimate the threshold. The rate at which NICE requires health gains to be …

… A definitive finding about the consistency or otherwise of NICE and NHS cost effectiveness
thresholds would require very many decisions to be observed, combined with a detailed …

… NICE technology appraisal (TA) decisions. We investigate empirically the effect of different
factors on the likelihood of NICE … evidence on what the cost-effectiveness threshold should be. …

… factors other than cost effectiveness taken into account? The aim of this paper is to explore
NICE’s cost effectiveness threshold(s) and the tradeoffs between cost effectiveness and other …

… Specifically, we are interested in the threshold’s history and how it can be … NICE’s use of a
cost-effectiveness threshold and the way in which theorists normally debate these thresholds. …

… country (eg, NICE). When we report cost–effectiveness thresholds, we refer to the respective
country as a whole (eg, Canada), even though the threshold might only be acknowledged …