Table 19 Description of Studies: Stroke
Authors, Year | Condition | CEA | CUA | Setting | N (participants) | Baseline Characteristics | Intervention/ comparator(s) | effectiveness measure(s); cost measures (price year) | Perspective | Time horizon |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Humphreys et al. 2015 [54*] | Stroke | ✓ | UK | N Participants: | 105 | up to 20 behavioural therapy sessions over 3mths, at the participant’s place of residence, by an assistant psychologist with weekly supervision, compared to usual care. Intervention: 51 Control: 54 | Stroke Aphasic Depression Questionnaire Hospital version 21 (SADQH21) score; | Health and social care | 24 months | |
Participants recruited from hospital and community setting | Age in years (mean, SD): | Intervention: 65.5 (13.9); Control: 68.5 (13.1) | Euros 2011 (€) | |||||||
Sex (% female): | Intervention: 31 Control: 43 | |||||||||
Ethnicity (% white): | Not given | |||||||||
van Eeden et al. 2015 [99*] | Stroke | ✓ | ✓ | Netherlands; | N Participants: | 61 | CBT, 10–12 individual sessions with a certified psychologist, augmented by goal-setting sessions of occupational therapy or movement therapy, compared to individual, patient-tailored computerised cognitive training programme (CogniPlus). Intervention: 31 Control: 30 | HADS, EQ-5D-3L (Dutch tariff); | Societal | 12 months |
Hospital/ rehabilitation centres (multi-centre) | Age in years (mean, SD): | Intervention: 62.2 (8.3); Control: 60.0 (10.5) | Euros (2012) | |||||||
Sex (% female): | Intervention: 38.7; Control: 36.7 | |||||||||
Ethnicity (% white): | Not given |