Estimating the cost-effectiveness of ePAMS+ Objectives We seek to: Conduct an analysis of the intervention cost of ePAMS+ Estimate the cost-effectiveness of ePAMS+ in terms of cost per unit change in defined daily dose (DDD) Model the effect of any reduction in DDD on the health outcomes such as Clostridium Difficile Diarrhoea (CDD), using estimates from the literature to populate the model Estimate the cost utility of e PAMS+ from a one year, health services, perspective Conduct sensitivity analyses Contribute to an International effort to calibrate the economic case for antimicrobial resistance control and hence for the health economics of a particular contribution (such as that of ePAMS+) For further information contact Professor Richard Lilford (r.j.lilford@bham.ac.uk) This article was published on 2024-09-24