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Clinical and cost-effectiveness, safety and acceptability of <i>c</i>ommunity <i>i</i>ntra<i>v</i>enous <i>a</i>ntibiotic <i>s</i>ervice models: CIVAS systematic review.

BMJ Open · 2017 · PMC5775457 · PMID 28428184

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31 67 Two studies determined patients' willingness to pay to have treatment in their preferred location, and although differences did not reach statistical significance, patients reported that they would pay more for the home-based than hospital-based treatment, including giving up slightly more of their remaining life to ensure this. 73 120 Provider preference Only six studies included assessment of practitioner acceptability: one involving general practitioners (GPs), one involving nurses and four involving infection specialists (see online supplementary table S5 ).

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