When is critical care medicine cost-effective? A systematic review of the cost-effectiveness literature

Keyphrases

• Cost-effectiveness 100%
• Critical Care Medicine 100%
• Cost-effectiveness Analysis 100%
• Medicine Costs 100%
• Quality-adjusted Life Years 37%
• Intensive Care Unit 25%
• Severe Sepsis 25%
• Cost-effectiveness Ratio 25%
• Critical Care Interventions 25%
• Quality of Life 12%
• Patient Survival 12%
• Critically Ill Patients 12%
• Critical Care 12%
• Renal Replacement Therapy 12%
• Critically Ill 12%
• Population-based Study 12%
• Paucity 12%
• Acute Respiratory Failure 12%
• Reduced Mortality 12%
• Cost Savings 12%
• Intensivist 12%
• Healthcare Resources 12%
• Economic Evaluation 12%
• Target Programs 12%
• Patient Quality 12%
• Targeted Therapy 12%
• English Language 12%
• Activated Protein C 12%
• Analytic Method 12%
• Specific Interventions 12%
• Quality Cost 12%
• Life Cost 12%
• Receiving Care 12%
• Life-years Gained 12%
• Early Goal-directed Therapy 12%
• Program Research 12%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Intensive Care 100%
• Systematic Review 100%
• Cost Effectiveness Analysis 100%
• Care (Medicine) 100%
• Quality Adjusted Life Year 30%
• Intensive Care Unit 20%
• Sepsis 20%
• Practice Guideline 10%
• Renal Replacement Therapy 10%
• Morbidity 10%
• Cost Control 10%
• Acute Respiratory Failure 10%
• Intensivist 10%
• Economic Evaluation 10%
• Early Goal-Directed Therapy 10%
• Activated Protein C 10%
• Quality of Life 10%