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Cost effectiveness analysis for nursing research.

Mark E Bensink¹, Linda H Eaton, Megan L Morrison

¹Research and Economic Assessment in Cancer and Health Care (REACH) Group, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, University of Washington, Seattle, WA 98195, USA.

Nursing Research

|July 3, 2013

Summary

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Cost effectiveness analysis (CEA) provides evidence of nursing care value. Incorporating CEA into nursing research is feasible and offers valuable economic and humanistic outcomes for accountable care.

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Area of Science:

Nursing Research
Health Economics
Evidence-Based Practice

Background:

Increasing pressure to reduce healthcare costs and improve quality.
Nurses need to demonstrate the value of their interventions.
Cost effectiveness analysis (CEA) evaluates costs and consequences of alternatives.

Purpose of the Study:

Introduce essential components of CEA to nurses and nurse researchers.
Utilize a cluster randomized controlled trial protocol as an example.
Demonstrate the feasibility of incorporating CEA into nursing research.

Main Methods:

Description of key concepts and steps in CEA.
Summary of a CEA protocol for a nursing-led intervention.
Comparison of intervention costs and consequences against usual care.

Main Results:

Incorporating CEA into nursing research is feasible.
Additional data collection is offset by valuable evidence.
Provides quantitative evidence of intervention cost and impact.

Conclusions:

CEA is a valuable tool for demonstrating the value of nursing interventions.
Findings support the integration of CEA in nursing research for accountable care.
CEA offers both economic and humanistic outcome data.