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Table 5 Utility gain/disutility associated with aspects of haemophilia treatment elicited for caregivers of children with haemophilia

From: A time trade-off study in the UK, Canada and the US to estimate utilities associated with the treatment of haemophilia

 

UK

Canada

US

 

N

Utility

95% CI

N

Utility

95% CI

N

Utility

95% CI

Monthly vs weekly SC injections w. prefilled pen

226

0.018*

0.007; 0.029

201

-0.001

-0.011; 0.009

183

0.004

-0.010; 0.016

SC injections w. prefilled pen vs syringe once a month

222

0.042*

0.030; 0.055

173

0.043*

0.029; 0.057

170

0.017*

0.001; 0.033

SC injections w. prefilled pen vs double dose w. syringe once a month

222

0.053*

0.038; 0.068

173

0.060*

0.042; 0.077

170

0.043*

0.026; 0.060

Monthly SC injections w. prefilled pen vs weekly IV infusions

228

0.040*

0.027; 0.053

188

0.048*

0.031; 0.065

146

0.013

-0.006; 0.031

Monthly SC injections w. prefilled pen vs weekly SC injections w. syringe

222

0.044*

0.032; 0.057

173

0.039*

0.026; 0.054

170

0.028*

0.012; 0.045

Avoid injection site reactions

222

0.011*

0.002; 0.021

173

0.015*

0.002; 0.028

170

0.013

-0.004; 0.031

  1. SC Subcutaneous
  2. IV Intravenous
  3. *P-value < 0.05