Dataset: Health economic evaluation of lung cancer screening with low-dose computed tomography

Appendix 1. Overview of Extracted Data from the Targeted Literature Review
This appendix summarises the key data extracted from the targeted literature review, including study characteristics, countries/regions, modelling strategy used, key parameters, and outcomes, which are then used to inform the modelling approach and parameters. <br> <br>

Appendix 2. Comprehensive Information for Each Study from the Targeted Literature Review
This appendix provides detailed, study-level information from the targeted literature review, including full extraction tables, methodological details, and relevant variables used for parameterisation and validation of the economic models. <br> <br>

Annex 1. Cost-effectiveness analysis of a lung cancer screening program in the Netherlands
This annex contains a publication to which the author has contributed.
Citation: Berge H ten, Willems B, Pan X, Dvortsin E, Aerts J, Postma MJ, et al. Cost-effectiveness analysis of a lung cancer screening program in the netherlands: a simulation based on NELSON and NLST study outcomes. J Med Econ. 2024 Sep 18;1–47. doi:10.1080/13696998.2024.2404359.
It provides detailed methodological inputs and results of the cost-effectiveness analysis of a lung cancer screening program in the Netherlands, including model structure and inputs, sensitivity analyses, and health economic outcomes, supporting the discussion session in the thesis. <br> <br>

Annex 2. Shall We Screen Lung Cancer with Volume Computed Tomography in Austria: A Cost-Effectiveness Modelling Study
This annex contains a publication to which the author has contributed.
Citation: ten Berge H, Ramaker D, Piazza G, Pan X, Lamprecht B, Valipour A, et al. Shall We Screen Lung Cancer with Volume Computed Tomography in Austria? A Cost-Effectiveness Modelling Study. Cancers (Basel). 2024 Aug 1;16(15). doi:10.3390/CANCERS16152623 PubMed PMID: 39123350.
It provides detailed methodological inputs and results of the cost-effectiveness analysis of a lung cancer screening program in Austria, including model structure and inputs, sensitivity analyses, and health economic outcomes, supporting the discussion session in the thesis.