Review of approaches to economic evaluation search strategy

Louise M Allan; Alison Wheatley; Amy Smith; Elizabeth Flynn; Tara Homer; Shannon Robalino; Fiona R Beyer; Christopher Fox; Denise Howel; Robert Barber; Jim Anthony Connolly; Louise Robinson; Steve Wayne Parry; Lynn Rochester; Lynne Corner; Claire Bamford

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Allan LM, Wheatley A, Smith A, et al. An intervention to improve outcomes of falls in dementia: the DIFRID mixed-methods feasibility study. Southampton (UK): NIHR Journals Library; 2019 Oct. (Health Technology Assessment, No. 23.59.)

An intervention to improve outcomes of falls in dementia: the DIFRID mixed-methods feasibility study.

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Appendix 1Review of approaches to economic evaluation search strategy

MEDLINE, EMBASE and NHS Economic Evaluation Database

Date searched: August 2016.

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#1 exp dementia/or exp cognition disorders/
#2 exp Supranuclear Palsy, Progressive/or exp Hydrocephalus, Normal Pressure/
#3 (Dementia? or Amentia? or Alzheimer* or cogniti* impair*).ti,ab,hw,kw.
#4 ((Creutzfeldt-Jakob or huntington? or kluver-bucy or lewy-bod* or (lewy adj2 bod*)) adj3 (Syndrome or disease or disorder or dementia?)).ti,ab,hw,kw.
#5 ((normal adj2 hydrocephalus) or (supranuclear adj1 palsy) or (picks adj1 (disorder or disease))).ti,ab,hw,kw.
#6 or/1-5
#7 ((Accidental* adj3 Fall?) or Falls or Fall-related or Fracture? or ((bone? or hip or femur or tibia or arm?) adj3 broken)).mp.
#8 (fall* adj3 injur*).mp.
#9 exp fractures, bone/
#10 accidental falls/
#11 or/7-10
#12 (QOL or (quality adj2 life)).mp.
#13 exp Activities of Daily Living/
#14 HRQoL.mp.
#15 or/12-14
#16 (utiliti* or disutili*).mp.
#17 economics/
#18 exp ‘costs and cost analysis’/
#19 economics, dental/
#20 exp economics, hospital/
#21 Economics, Medical/
#22 economics, nursing/
#23 economics, pharmaceutical/
#24 (economic$ or cost or costs or costly or costing or price or prices or pricing or pharmacoeconomic$).ti,ab.
#25 (expenditure not energy).ti,ab.
#26 value for money.ti,ab.
#27 budget$.ti,ab.
#28 or/16-28
#29 ((energy or oxygen) adj cost).ti,ab.
#30 (metabolic adj cost).ti,ab.
#31 ((energy or oxygen) adj expenditure).ti,ab.
#32 or/29-31
#33 28 not 32
#34 letter.pt.
#35 editorial.pt.
#36 historical article.pt.
#37 or/34-36
#38 33 not 37
#39 exp animals/not humans/
#40 38 not 39
#41 6 and 11 and (15 or 40)

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