Cost-effectiveness of therapeutics for COVID-19 patients: a rapid review and economic analysis

Metry, Andrew; Pandor, Abdullah; Ren, Shijie; Shippam, Andrea; Clowes, Mark; Dark, Paul; McMullan, Ronan; Stevenson, Matt

doi:10.3310/NAFW3527

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Andrew Metry
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Andrew Metry ^1,^*, Abdullah Pandor ¹, Shijie Ren ¹, Andrea Shippam ¹, Mark Clowes ¹, Paul Dark ^2,³, Ronan McMullan ⁴, Matt Stevenson ¹

¹ School of Health and Related Research (ScHARR), The University of Sheffield, Sheffield, UK
² The University of Manchester, Manchester, UK
³ Northern Care Alliance NHS Foundation Trust (Salford Care Organisation), Salford, UK
⁴ School of Medicine, Dentistry and Biomedical Sciences, Wellcome Wolfson Institute for Experimental Medicine, Queen’s University Belfast, Belfast, UK
^* Corresponding author Email: a.metry@sheffield.ac.uk

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Primary conflicts of interest: Paul Dark is the National Deputy Medical Director of the National Institute for Health and Care Research Clinical Research Network. He is a Local Principal Investigator for both the RECOVERY and REMAP-CAP platform trials, NIHR Urgent Public Health (UPH) pandemic research Advisory Group Lead Link for REMAP-CAP and specialist member of NIHR UPH Advisory Group. His NHS host hospital Research and Innovation Department has been contracted and paid to provide advice on the use of tocilizumab for Roche and sotrovimab for GlaxoSmithKline both in COVID-19. He supported the activity as a named NHS expert employed by the Northern Care Alliance NHS Foundation Trust (Salford Care Organisation) but received no personal payments. Ronan McMullan received grants or had contracts with NIHR HTA programme, NIHR Efficacy and Mechanisms Evaluation Programme, Medical Research Council (MRC) and Invest Northern Ireland (with Randox Lab Ltd). He was also paid honorarium for giving a lecture from Gilead Sciences Ltd in the past 36 months. Matt Stevenson provided advice to AstraZeneca Rare Disease regarding an unrelated intervention in an unrelated disease area. There are no other conflicts of interest within this project team.

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