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Table 1.

Key parameter inputs to simulation model.

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Table 2.

Cost and utility parameters.

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Table 3.

Mean cost, QALYs, and infections per 10,000 patient days by BASE, INT, and OPT.

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Table 4.

Results from cost-effectiveness analysis.

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Fig 1.

Scatterplot of incremental cost and effectiveness (C. difficile infections averted) of intervention strategies compared with BASE levels of all 6 bundle components.

HAND: light gray = BASE, dark gray = INT, black = OPT; DCON: circle = BASE, triangle = INT, square = OPT; ISOL: hollow = BASE, filled = INT.

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Fig 2.

Scatterplot of incremental cost and effectiveness (C. difficile infections averted) of intervention strategies compared with INT levels of all 6 bundle components.

HAND: dark gray = INT, black = OPT; DCON: triangle = INT, square = OPT.

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Fig 3.

Cost-effectiveness acceptability curves depicting the probability that BASE, INT, and OPT strategies are cost-effective across different threshold values of willingness to pay from 195 2nd order Monte Carlo simulations.

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