cost effectiveness ratio (cer)

How is CER Calculated?

The formula for calculating CER is:
CER = Cost of Intervention / Effectiveness of Intervention
For example, if an intervention costs $10,000 and results in an increase of 2 QALYs, the CER would be $5,000 per QALY.

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