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Original Research

Estimating the economic consequences of an increased medication adherence due to a potential improvement in the inhaler technique with Spiromax® compared with Turbuhaler® in patients with moderate-to-severe chronic obstructive pulmonary disease in Spain

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Pages 127-137 | Published online: 10 Feb 2017

Figures & data

Figure 1 Target population of the study.

Notes: COPD prevalence: in Spain 10.20%, in Andalusia 10.13%, in Catalonia 11.90%, in Galicia 8.20%, in Madrid 11.00%, and in Valencia 7.61%; region-specific percentage of patients who are treated with Rilast®/Symbicort® Turbuhaler®: in Spain 34.99%, in Andalusia 33.85%, in Catalonia 31.53%, in Galicia 34.97%, in Madrid 36.46%, and in Valencia 34.26%; percentage of patients who are treated with a fixed-dose combination (FDC): in Spain 35.85%, in Andalusia 31.23%, in Catalonia 33.42%, in Galicia 42.86%, in Madrid 38.17%, and in Valencia 31.64%.
Abbreviations: DPI, dry powder inhaler; FDC, fixed-dose combination.
Figure 1 Target population of the study.

Table 1 Errors observed in daily practice

Table 2 Drug cost, medical resource utilization, unit costs, and average cost per patient per year in EUR (€) 2015

Table 3 Distribution of treatments (year [%]): base case analysis and alternative scenario

Table 4 Target population for COPD treatment

Table 5 Results of the base case budget impact analysis in EUR 2015 (€)

Table 6 Specific results: savings due to reduction of health care resource utilization in EUR 2015 (€)

Table 7 Sensitivity analysis results in EUR 2015 (€)