Probabilistic cost-minimisation analysis of darbepoetin alpha
Farm Hosp. 2009;33(4):208-216
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181 Controversias sobre medicamentos biosimilares y su intercambio terapéutico B. DorantesCalderón
Volumen 33. Número 4. Julio-Agosto 2009
ÓRGANO OFICIAL DE EXPRESIÓN CIENTÍFICA DE LA SOCIEDAD ESPAÑOLA DE FARMACIA HOSPITALARIA
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183 Síndrome de realimentación M.T. Fernández López, M.J. López Otero, P. Álvarez Vázquez, J. Arias Delgado y J.J. Varela Correa
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194 Predicción de riesgo de rechazo agudo en pacientes con trasplante renal M.A. López-Montenegro Soria,B. Porta Oltra, N.V. Jiménez Torres y L. Pallardó Mateu 202 Cardiotoxicidad asociada a trastuzumab en la práctica clínica asistencial C. Vicente, N. Serrano, M.J. Agustín, V. Alonso, P. Palomo y R. Huarte 208 Análisis probabilístico de minimización de costes de darbepoetin alfa frente a epoetina alfa en el tratamiento de la anemia secundaria a insuficiencia renal crónica. Valoración en la prácticaclínica española A. Sanz-Granda 217 Gestión de la devolución de tratamientos antineoplásicos y de su reutilización en pacientes oncológicos D. Yuste-Vila, A. Albert-Mari, V. Jiménez-Arenas y V.N. Jiménez-Torres
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224 Mortalidad en pacientes con demencia tratados con antipsicóticos atípicos (olanzapina, quetiapina y ziprasidona) L. Martínez Martínez, M.R. Olivera Fernández y G.Piñeiro Corrales
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229 Necrólisis epidérmica tóxica (enfermedad de Lyell) secundaria a alopurinol L. Cid Conde, E. Novoa Fernández y B. Padrón Rodríguez 230 Disfagia neuromuscular asociada a risperidona B. Montañés-Pauls y D. Moya-Ripolles 231 Neutropenia inducida por dosis terapéuticas de metronidazol intravenoso M. Gutiérrez García, E. López Lunar, O. Fernández Arenas, F.J.Hidalgo Correas y B. García Díaz
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ORIGINAL ARTICLE
Probabilistic cost-minimisation analysis of darbepoetin alpha versus epoetin alpha in treating anaemia secondary to chronic renal failure. Assessment in Spanish clinical practice
A. Sanz-Granda
Especialista en Farmacia Hospitalaria, Proyectos de Farmacoeconomía, Navacerrada (Madrid), Spain Received December 5, 2008;accepted April 21, 2009
KEYWORDS Darbepoetin alpha; Epoetin alpha; Anaemia; Chronic renal failure; Cost minimisation; Probabilistic model
Abstract Introduction: The direct transfer of the results of pharmaco-economic studies between countries may not be suitable if the proper adaptations are not made to take into account differences in treatment patterns, resource use, and costs fromcountry to country. Objective: To estimate the cost in Spain of treating anaemia secondary to chronic renal failure with darbepoetin alpha or epoetin alpha from a review and analysis of available current information. In addition, the role of the route of administration as a main driver of the cost will be analysed. Method: Population: patients with chronic renal failure induced anaemia. Data: Medlineand Embase search of studies directly comparing erythropoiesis stimulating agents. Analysis: Cost minimization analysis from the perspective of a hospital pharmacy department. The main outcome chosen was the difference between the average cost per patient undergoing a 30-day treatment with epoetin alpha versus darbepoetin alpha. Results: a) Haemodialysis: changing from epoetin alpha to darbepoetinalpha is associated with a cost reduction of 8.67%; 95% CI, —1.34 to 17.92 (€uro17.48; 95% CI, —2.70 to 36.13); probabilistic analysis showed that the use of darbepoetin alpha could be associated with a costsaving probability of 94.9%. The IV administration yielded a decrease in costs of about 16.00%; 95% CI, —2.38 to 36.77 (€uro41.78, 95% CI: —6.21 to 96.04); b) Pre-dialysis: darbepoetin alpha...
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