1.Health Economic Evaluation of Artificial Intelligence-Assisted Film Reading for Early-Stage Lung Cancer Screening
Huanhuan XU ; Yue XIAO ; Liwei SHI ; Di WU ; Yingpeng QIU ; Wenqi FU
Chinese Health Economics 2025;44(9):84-89
Objective:To evaluate the cost-effectiveness of Artificial Intelligence(AI)-assisted physician image interpretation in the screening of early-stage lung cancer(stage Ⅰ)from the perspective of the healthcare system,so as to provide evidence for screening strategy optimization.Methods:Based on community populations,a decision tree model was constructed to simulate the cost-effectiveness of two screening strategies:Al-assisted physician image interpretation and independent physician image interpretation,and the Incremental Cost-Effectiveness Ratio(ICER)was calculated.Results:In the basic analysis,the per capita costs of the AI-assisted group and the physician group were 1 483 yuan and 1 489 yuan,respectively,and the effectiveness was 17.02 Quality-Adjusted Life Years(QALYs)and 16.99 QALYs,respectively.Compared with the physician group,the AI-assisted group saved 6 yuan per case and obtained an additional 0.03 QALY per case.The ICER was negative,indicating that the AI-assisted group had an absolute advantage.Threshold analysis showed that when the inspection cost of Al-assisted physician image interpretation increased to 428 yuan per case,the average cost per case was the same between these two groups,and the ICER was 0.When the inspection cost of Al-assisted physician image interpretation was above 428 yuan,the ICER was positive,still demonstrating economic efficiency.Conclusion:AI-assisted image interpretation is cost-effective in the screening of early-stage lung cancer and can facilitate the"early detection,early diagnosis,and early treatment"of lung cancer based on improving the efficiency and accuracy of screening,so as to provide scientific support for health system resource optimization.
2.Health Economic Evaluation of Artificial Intelligence-Assisted Film Reading for Early-Stage Lung Cancer Screening
Huanhuan XU ; Yue XIAO ; Liwei SHI ; Di WU ; Yingpeng QIU ; Wenqi FU
Chinese Health Economics 2025;44(9):84-89
Objective:To evaluate the cost-effectiveness of Artificial Intelligence(AI)-assisted physician image interpretation in the screening of early-stage lung cancer(stage Ⅰ)from the perspective of the healthcare system,so as to provide evidence for screening strategy optimization.Methods:Based on community populations,a decision tree model was constructed to simulate the cost-effectiveness of two screening strategies:Al-assisted physician image interpretation and independent physician image interpretation,and the Incremental Cost-Effectiveness Ratio(ICER)was calculated.Results:In the basic analysis,the per capita costs of the AI-assisted group and the physician group were 1 483 yuan and 1 489 yuan,respectively,and the effectiveness was 17.02 Quality-Adjusted Life Years(QALYs)and 16.99 QALYs,respectively.Compared with the physician group,the AI-assisted group saved 6 yuan per case and obtained an additional 0.03 QALY per case.The ICER was negative,indicating that the AI-assisted group had an absolute advantage.Threshold analysis showed that when the inspection cost of Al-assisted physician image interpretation increased to 428 yuan per case,the average cost per case was the same between these two groups,and the ICER was 0.When the inspection cost of Al-assisted physician image interpretation was above 428 yuan,the ICER was positive,still demonstrating economic efficiency.Conclusion:AI-assisted image interpretation is cost-effective in the screening of early-stage lung cancer and can facilitate the"early detection,early diagnosis,and early treatment"of lung cancer based on improving the efficiency and accuracy of screening,so as to provide scientific support for health system resource optimization.
3.Health economic evaluation of a 23 value pneumococcal polysaccharide vaccination pilot programme among elderly chronic obstructive pulmonary disease patients in China
Yingpeng QIU ; Kun ZHAO ; Xue LI ; Liwei SHI ; Wudong GUO ; Xueran QI ; Binyan SUI ; Rongmin ZHOU
Chinese Journal of Preventive Medicine 2016;50(12):1074-1078
Objective From the perspective of health economics, to evaluate 23 pneumococcal polysaccharide vaccination programme among chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) patient. Methods In the pilot counties of the project of integrated care pathway for COPD patient (Hanbin district of Hanzhong city in Shanxi Province, Qianjian district of Qingqing city, Huandao district of Qindao city in Shangdong Province, Wen county of Jiaozuo city in Henan Province), information of insurance participants of New Rural Cooperative Medical System (NRCS) was collected by local NRCM information system, which included general information as well as records of medical care and medical fee. Nonprobability sampling method was applied to select a total of 860 objects, who were over 60 years old with local household registration, hospitalized within one recent year due to COPD acute exacerbation, and without vaccination of 23 voluntary pneumococcal polysaccharide vaccine within 3 years. A quasi-experimental design without control group was adopted. Objects were vaccinated with 23-valent pneumococcal polysaccharide vaccine from January to December in 2013, then were followed up from January in 2014 for one year. Data of effectiveness and medical cost was collected by self-designed questionnaire and
4.Health economic evaluation of a 23 value pneumococcal polysaccharide vaccination pilot programme among elderly chronic obstructive pulmonary disease patients in China
Yingpeng QIU ; Kun ZHAO ; Xue LI ; Liwei SHI ; Wudong GUO ; Xueran QI ; Binyan SUI ; Rongmin ZHOU
Chinese Journal of Preventive Medicine 2016;50(12):1074-1078
Objective From the perspective of health economics, to evaluate 23 pneumococcal polysaccharide vaccination programme among chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) patient. Methods In the pilot counties of the project of integrated care pathway for COPD patient (Hanbin district of Hanzhong city in Shanxi Province, Qianjian district of Qingqing city, Huandao district of Qindao city in Shangdong Province, Wen county of Jiaozuo city in Henan Province), information of insurance participants of New Rural Cooperative Medical System (NRCS) was collected by local NRCM information system, which included general information as well as records of medical care and medical fee. Nonprobability sampling method was applied to select a total of 860 objects, who were over 60 years old with local household registration, hospitalized within one recent year due to COPD acute exacerbation, and without vaccination of 23 voluntary pneumococcal polysaccharide vaccine within 3 years. A quasi-experimental design without control group was adopted. Objects were vaccinated with 23-valent pneumococcal polysaccharide vaccine from January to December in 2013, then were followed up from January in 2014 for one year. Data of effectiveness and medical cost was collected by self-designed questionnaire and
5.Experimental study and clinical application of tissue-engineered tendon
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2007;0(24):-
BACKGROUND: Tendon transplantation is limited by deficiency of donor tendon or immunological rejection. With the development of cell culture and transplantation techniques and biomaterial science, tissue-engineered tendon, a novel ideal tendon substitute, can be used to repair tendon defect. OBJECTIVE: To summarize the research course and novel advances of tissue-engineered tendon. RETRIEVAL STRATEGY: A computer-based online search of PubMed database was undertaken to identify related English articles published between January 1994 and December 2007 with keywords "tissue engineering, artificial biocompatible tendon". In addition, we searched Wanfang database for related Chinese articles dated from January 1994 to December 2007 with the same keywords in Chinese. Eighty articles were collected from the above-mentioned databases, including 55 Chinese and 25 English. Only ①original articles with reliable argument, ②articles with clear viewpoints, and ③articles strongly correlated with the objective of the article were selected. Eight articles with unrelated content and 40 repetitive studies were excluded. LITERATURE EVALUATION: Thirty-two articles accorded with the inclusive criteria were included, including 10 animal experiments and in vivo, ex vivo and cytology experiments, 12 review articles, comments and lectures, and 10 clinical studies. DATA SYNTHESIS: Tendon injury not treated promptly may result in limb disturbance. Tissue-engineered tendons can repair the appearance and rebuilt the function of injured tendon, and serve as permanent substitutes. Currently, although tissue engineering is developing rapidly, there are still many problems in clinical application. Firstly, seed cells cannot only be harvested from autologous tenocytes. Secondly, how to improve materials to become ideal three-dimensional scaffold material for constructing organ, and how to simulate body environment to construct tendon tissue in vitro are still uncertain. CONCLUSION: Using bioreactor to simulate body environment to construct tissue-engineered tendon is future research focus.

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