ISPOR's Economic Evaluation of Vaccines Designed to Prevent Infectious Disease: Good Practices Task Force wrote guidelines for three analytic methods and solicited comments on them from external reviewers. The three approaches to economic analysis are complementary and can be used alone or together to estimate a vaccination program's economic value for national, regional, or subregional decision makers in high-, middle-, and low-income countries.ĪB - This report provides recommendations for budget holders and decision makers in high-, middle, and low-income countries requiring economic analyses of new vaccination programs to allocate scarce resources given budget constraints. The task force recommends that those designing economic analyses for new vaccination programs take into account the decision maker's policy objectives and country-specific decision context when estimating: uptake rate in the target population vaccination program's impact on disease cases in the population over time using a dynamic transmission epidemiologic model vaccination program implementation and operating costs and the changes in costs and health outcomes of the target disease(s). Fiscal health modeling estimates changes in net present value of government revenues and expenditures attributable to changes in disease outcomes. disease cases avoided) for a target population for a set of interventions including vaccination programs within established constraints. Constrained optimization modeling uses a mathematical objective function to be optimized (e.g. Cost-effectiveness analyses use decision-analytic models to estimate cumulative changes in resource use, costs, and changes in quality- or disability-adjusted life-years attributable to changes in disease outcomes. N2 - This report provides recommendations for budget holders and decision makers in high-, middle, and low-income countries requiring economic analyses of new vaccination programs to allocate scarce resources given budget constraints. Uploaded in accordance with the publisher’s self-archiving policy Published by Elsevier IncThis is an author-produced version of the published paper.
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N1 - & 2018, ISPOR–The Professional Society for Health Economics and Outcomes Research. T1 - Economic analysis of vaccination programs
The three approaches to economic analysis are complementary and can be used alone or together to estimate a vaccination program's economic value for national, regional, or subregional decision makers in high-, middle-, and low-income countries.",
Abstract = "This report provides recommendations for budget holders and decision makers in high-, middle, and low-income countries requiring economic analyses of new vaccination programs to allocate scarce resources given budget constraints.
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