Part V: Cost-Effectiveness
combined in a cost-effectiveness analysis, the summary measure for the analysis would be cost per 1 percent reduction in blood pressure and cost per 1 percent decrease in body mass index. However, the cost in these two summary measures is the same, so the ratios are somewhat misleading. This makes cost-effectiveness
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