Table 7 Description of Studies: Diabetes
Authors, Year | Condition | CEA | CUA | Setting | N (participants) | Baseline Characteristics | Intervention/ comparator(s) | Effectiveness measure(s); cost measures (price year) | Perspective | Time horizon |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Camacho et al. 2016 [39*] | CVD/Diabetes | ✓ | UK | N Participants: | 387 | Low intensity CBT techniques delivered by Psychological wellbeing practitioners (mean 4.4 sessions) and collaborative care with GPs or practice nurses vs standard care with GP/Practice nurse. CBT: 191 SC: 196 | QALYs; EQ-5D-5L | Healthcare (social care data had too many missing items) | 24mths | |
NHS Primary Care (North East England) | Age in years (mean, SD): | 58.5 (11.7); | GBP (2014-15) | |||||||
Sex (% female): | 38 | |||||||||
Ethnicity (% white): | 86 | |||||||||
Ismail et al. 2018 [57*] | Diabetes; type II patients | ✓ | ✓ | UK (England); | N Participants: | 334 | Practice nurses delivered psychological skills (six techniques -from MI/CBT- health beliefs) vs standard care of self-management education and monitoring Both interventions included 12x30min sessions. D6: 170 SC: 164 | HBA1c and QALYs (SF-12); | Health and social care | 18mths |
Primary Care | Age in years (mean, SD): | Diabetes-6: 59 (11.1)SC: 58.9 (11.4) | GBP (2011-12) | |||||||
Sex (% female): | Diabetes-6: 50SC: 52.4 | |||||||||
Ethnicity (% white): | Diabetes-6: 36.8 SC: 43.8 | |||||||||
Nobis et al. 2018 [81*] | Diabetes | ✓ | ✓ | Germany; community setting, recruitment via advert and health insurance | N Participants: | 260 | Internet-based guided self-help for depression in diabetes based on CBT (6 sessions with a coach responding to homework) vs an internet-based psychoeducation session (no coach) GSH: 129 SH: 131 | EQ-5D-3L | Health care and societal | 6mths |
Age in years (mean, range): | 51 years, range 18–79), | Euros (2013) | ||||||||
Sex (% female): | 63 | |||||||||
Ethnicity (% white): | 74 |