Background: In a randomized controlled trial (RCT) on childhood eczema we reported that substituting dermatologists with nurse practitioners (NPs) resulted in similar outcomes of eczema severity and in the quality of life and higher patient satisfaction.
Objectives: To determine costs and cost-effectiveness of care provided by NPs versus dermatologists and to compare our results with those in studies from other countries.
Patients/Methods: We estimated the health care costs, the family costs and the costs in other sectors alongside the RCT. All the costs were linked to the quality of life (Infants’ Dermatitis ...
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