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Figure 1. PRISMA flow diagram illustrating the systematic literature review study selection process.
![Figure 1. PRISMA flow diagram illustrating the systematic literature review study selection process.](/cms/asset/b9e94592-399d-4c28-878b-5fe0e4b6406e/ijme_a_2035132_f0001_b.jpg)
Figure 2. Schematic diagram of the PRIME T2D Model. *Model averaging is used in this controller; †Denotes complications with an increased risk of mortality in the year of complication onset and in subsequent years; ‡Denotes complications with an increased risk of mortality associated with a history of this complication. Abbreviations. QoL, quality of life; RNG, random number generator; SPSL, severe pressure sensation loss.
![Figure 2. Schematic diagram of the PRIME T2D Model. *Model averaging is used in this controller; †Denotes complications with an increased risk of mortality in the year of complication onset and in subsequent years; ‡Denotes complications with an increased risk of mortality associated with a history of this complication. Abbreviations. QoL, quality of life; RNG, random number generator; SPSL, severe pressure sensation loss.](/cms/asset/17c6a724-5438-465c-abd3-44d9277fe9f6/ijme_a_2035132_f0002_c.jpg)
Figure 3. Cost-effectiveness scatterplot from the example anlaysis of intensive versus conventional multifactorial management in the Steno-2 trial. £, 2019 Pounds Sterling (GBP); QALY, quality adjusted life years. The scatterplot shows data for 1,000,000 simulated patients, with each point representing the mean from 5,000 patients. The ellipsis indicates points inside the 95% credible interval for incremental values.
![Figure 3. Cost-effectiveness scatterplot from the example anlaysis of intensive versus conventional multifactorial management in the Steno-2 trial. £, 2019 Pounds Sterling (GBP); QALY, quality adjusted life years. The scatterplot shows data for 1,000,000 simulated patients, with each point representing the mean from 5,000 patients. The ellipsis indicates points inside the 95% credible interval for incremental values.](/cms/asset/2af8166d-b3df-4d16-b3a6-d42658b1437c/ijme_a_2035132_f0003_c.jpg)
Table 1. Summary health economic outcomes in the example analysis of intensive versus conventional multifactorial management in the Steno-2 trial.
Figure 4. Scatterplot of the PRIME T2D Model validation analysis. Each point on the graph represents a cumulative incidence value from the PRIME T2D Model and the corresponding published study value for validation (expressed as cumulative incidence of a given diabetes-related complication). Values from the PRIME T2D Model are plotted as the y-axis and the corresponding cumulative incidence values from the published study on the x-axis. A perfect match would see all points on the y = x line.
![Figure 4. Scatterplot of the PRIME T2D Model validation analysis. Each point on the graph represents a cumulative incidence value from the PRIME T2D Model and the corresponding published study value for validation (expressed as cumulative incidence of a given diabetes-related complication). Values from the PRIME T2D Model are plotted as the y-axis and the corresponding cumulative incidence values from the published study on the x-axis. A perfect match would see all points on the y = x line.](/cms/asset/ac7a3f61-e109-4960-99d8-e9a64c05922c/ijme_a_2035132_f0004_c.jpg)
Table 2. Results from PRIME T2D Model validation exercises.