Remote Multicomponent Rehabilitation and Cost-Effectiveness in Survivors of Critical Illness

In this economic analysis, among ICU survivors overall, a remotely delivered multicomponent rehabilitation program was not cost-effective from a UK NHS-PSS perspective. Cost-effectiveness was more favorable from a societal perspective and for patients receiving mechanical ventilation for 7 days or less. For rehabilitation interventions to be both clinically and cost-effective a precision medicine approach to medical and psychosocial health care interventions is needed once patients are home from hospital.

Corresponding Author: Mandana Zanganeh, PhD, Warwick Clinical Trials Unit, Warwick Medical School, University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7AL, United Kingdom (mandana.zanganeh@warwick.ac.uk).

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