1. Effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of nationwide campaigns for awareness and case finding of hepatitis C targeted at people who inject drugs and the general population in the Netherlands 
Charles W. Helsper, Mart P. Janssen, Gerrit A. van Essen, Esther A. Croes, Clary van der Veen, Ardine G. de Wit, Niek J. de Wit 
International Journal of Drug Policy 
Volume 47, Pages (September 2017)
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2. Fig. 1 Course of events after identification.
NL: general population, used for ‘public intervention’. PWID: people who inject drugs, used for ‘PWID-intervention’.
References (1. Lauer & Walker, 2001; 2. van der Veen et al., 2009; 3. De Jong, de Vries, Boonman-de Winter, & van Wijngaarden, 2008; 4. Observed in current campaign; 5. Thompson-Coon et al., 2006; 6. Foster et al., 1997).
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3. Fig. 2
Cost-effectiveness plane — simulated net costs and corresponding gain in QALYs.
(Note that all incremental QALYs are positive)
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4. Fig. 3
Cost-effectiveness acceptability curve — probability of the interventions being cost effective.
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