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Incidentally, one of the provisions in the ACA over in the US specifically prohibits the use of QALY as a cost-effectiveness threshold. It's just one of many re
by makomk 9y ago
Incidentally, one of the provisions in the ACA over in the US specifically prohibits the use of QALY as a cost-effectiveness threshold. It's just one of many reasons it's so absurd for Americans to point to the NHS as a demonstration of how much more cost-effective healthcare would be if it were nationalised; something like the NHS with its cost-saving measures just wouldn't be politically viable there.