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Screening av prediabetes

Hultman Erlandsson, Lovisa LU (2022) NEKH01 20221
Department of Economics
Abstract
Over the past years type 2 diabetes has become a complex consequence of better economic standards with growing economic and life quality costs. Prevention and deferral of type 2 diabetes through detection and preventive treatment of prediabetes will be crucial. The method of detection is therefore an important part in the prevention of type 2 diabetes.

The aim of this essay was to analyze the cost efficiency of screening for prediabetes in Sweden with a novel method called CGM-measuring compared to existing methods (IFG and OGTT). The empirical foundation in the essay was scientific medical articles in combination with population data from Swedish authorities. The method was quantitative and relied on statistical Markov model for costs... (More)
Over the past years type 2 diabetes has become a complex consequence of better economic standards with growing economic and life quality costs. Prevention and deferral of type 2 diabetes through detection and preventive treatment of prediabetes will be crucial. The method of detection is therefore an important part in the prevention of type 2 diabetes.

The aim of this essay was to analyze the cost efficiency of screening for prediabetes in Sweden with a novel method called CGM-measuring compared to existing methods (IFG and OGTT). The empirical foundation in the essay was scientific medical articles in combination with population data from Swedish authorities. The method was quantitative and relied on statistical Markov model for costs and efficiency. The study has a theoretical base in health economics, relying on concepts such as QALYS, decision tree, the cost efficiency plane, Markov cycles and a cost efficiency analysis.

The findings of this essay showed that screening for prediabetes is more efficient using CGM-measuring than OGTT and IFG in terms of both QALYS and costs, but the CGM-method turned out to be price sensitive. By raising the price with 20-30% the CGM-method was no longer a dominant alternative since the cost efficiency ratio turned from negative to positive. (Less)
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author
Hultman Erlandsson, Lovisa LU
supervisor
organization
course
NEKH01 20221
year
type
M2 - Bachelor Degree
subject
keywords
Prediabetes, screening, CGM-mätning, Diabetes typ 2
language
Swedish
id
9082372
date added to LUP
2022-10-10 08:50:59
date last changed
2022-10-10 08:50:59
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  abstract     = {{Over the past years type 2 diabetes has become a complex consequence of better economic standards with growing economic and life quality costs. Prevention and deferral of type 2 diabetes through detection and preventive treatment of prediabetes will be crucial. The method of detection is therefore an important part in the prevention of type 2 diabetes. 

The aim of this essay was to analyze the cost efficiency of screening for prediabetes in Sweden with a novel method called CGM-measuring compared to existing methods (IFG and OGTT). The empirical foundation in the essay was scientific medical articles in combination with population data from Swedish authorities. The method was quantitative and relied on statistical Markov model for costs and efficiency. The study has a theoretical base in health economics, relying on concepts such as QALYS, decision tree, the cost efficiency plane, Markov cycles and a cost efficiency analysis.

The findings of this essay showed that screening for prediabetes is more efficient using CGM-measuring than OGTT and IFG in terms of both QALYS and costs, but the CGM-method turned out to be price sensitive. By raising the price with 20-30% the CGM-method was no longer a dominant alternative since the cost efficiency ratio turned from negative to positive.}},
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  title        = {{Screening av prediabetes}},
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