the video-based CT intervention remained the most cost-effective treatment, whereas cost-utility was still the highest within the control condition
Compared to the control condition, € 1,500 had to be paid within the video-based intervention per additional 1% probability of abstinence
these results are difficult to interpret since little information is available on the amount of money that society is willing to pay for smoking cessation and as a result no accepted cut-off points exist for smoking abstinence rates