Pns153 Prediction of the Quality of Life in the Elderly in China: A Deep Learning Method

Abstract

was 5% of total time costs. Intervention Coordination and Monitoring efforts (58% of total time costs) incurred the largest time cost with activities such as patient retainment (1%), in-person meetings (6%), phone calls (18%), and email exchanges (33%). Intervention activities had the next highest cost (38%), which includes telehealth session delivery (24%), telehealth session preparation (5%), patient enrollment (5%), and telehealth initial setup and ongoing support (4%). Non-personnel cost was $17,555 (9% of annual total cost), which includes telehealth communication equipment (6%), technical equipment (2%), and training materials (1%). Conclusions: TDABC provides granular and transparent cost information and can be used to identify and address the inefficiencies in the intervention delivery process. If used alongside clinical trials, it can facilitate the routine incorporation of cost analysis and economic evaluations into the effectiveness research of healthcare interventions.