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Costing children's speech, language and communication interventions.

Jennifer Beecham¹, James Law, Biao Zeng

¹Personal Social Services Research Unit (PSSRU), London School of Economics and Political Science, Houghton Street, London WCA 2AE, UK. J.Beecham@lse.ac.uk

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Estimating speech and language intervention costs is complex. Accurate cost estimation requires detailed data on therapists, participants, activities, and parental involvement for reliable economic evaluations.

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Area of Science:

Health Economics
Speech and Language Therapy

Background:

Economic evaluations of speech and language interventions are scarce.
Accurate cost estimation is crucial for these evaluations.
This study addresses complexities in intervention cost estimation.

Purpose of the Study:

To identify a method for estimating unit costs using long-run marginal opportunity costs.
To illustrate challenges in unit cost estimation for speech and language interventions.

Main Methods:

Extracted intervention descriptions from eight published papers.
Combined intervention data with unit costs of speech and language therapists.
Identified information requirements for full-cost estimation.

Main Results:

Identified four key challenges in cost estimation.
Challenges relate to details on therapists, participants, activities, and parents.
Varied assumptions significantly impact intervention cost calculations.

Conclusions:

Nationally applicable unit cost data for speech and language therapists serve as a reference.
Sufficient descriptive data on intervention delivery and receipt are vital for accurate costing.
Detailed information is key to overcoming cost estimation challenges.