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i-sense cost-effectiveness model



Introduction

i-sense aims to identify outbreaks of infectious disease much earlier than ever before, helping patients gain faster access to care and protecting populations. Funded by the EPSRC, i-sense is an Interdisciplinary Research Collaboration (IRC) dedicated to supporting a strong team of professionals with different expertise and experience.

Structure

The key steps of the analysis pipeline are:

  • Tidy data to same levels, dates etc

  • Tidy, arrange and calc numbers and probs of individuals

    • up to service use
    • after service use
  • Calculate population counts for each scenario

  • Calculate transition matrix for each scenario

  • Calculate cost-effectiveness for each scenario

Outputs

The final report is here. Presentation slides are here and here.

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