Table 1. Parameters used to estimate economic and health burdens from 2010 to 2020.
Parameter | Value | Source | |
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Proportion of children that require a parent to be absent from work for care giving | 0.43 | [33] | |
Proportion of elderly needing to hire a care giver | 0.073 | [34] | |
Discount rate for premature deaths productivity lost | 0.03 | [35] | |
Transport costs to seek medical care and household members visiting patients1 | 3.7 | [36] | |
Average household services losses per day | 35 | [37] | |
Cost of providing primary education per student per day2 | 21.2–36.6 | [38, 39] | |
Cost of providing secondary education per student per day2 | 29.6–48.5 | [38, 39] | |
Average costs per visit (CHAS)3, CostC | 32.8–56.1 | MOH | |
Average costs per visit (Polyclinic)3, CostP | 58.0–74.8 | MOH | |
Average costs per visit (Public Hospitals)3 | 1780.9–3014.0 | MOH | |
Average costs per visit (Emergency Department)3 | 135.3–281.5 | MOH | |
Average productivity loss per absent day of work in individuals from 18 to 64 years4 | 155.4–200.0 | [40] | |
EF a | 0–24, age dependent (constant) symptomatic rates5 | 3.8 (1.7–3.6) | [23] |
EF a | 25–34, age dependent (constant) symptomatic rates5 | 13.1 (3.8–8.2) | [23] |
EF a | 35–44, age dependent (constant) symptomatic rates5 | 24.3 (6.1–13.4) | [23] |
EF a | 45–54, age dependent (constant) symptomatic rates5 | 45.3 (11.1–24.2) | [23] |
EF a | >55, age dependent (constant) symptomatic rates5 | 50 (12.2–26.5) | [23] |
Average number of ambulatory visits | 4.33 | ARDENT project | |
Duration of disability, reported/unreported cases | 4–14 | [41] | |
Hospital average length of stay | 3.2–3.7 | MOH | |
EFh 6 | 1 | MOH |
1 Average daily ridership and average round trip distance used to calculate weighted average transportation cost. It includes Mass Rapid Transport and Light Rapid Transport systems, bus, and taxi. An average of two family visits per day per inpatient are assumed.
2Estimated by dividing the average cost of one student per year by number of schooling days for each year.
3Estimated using average bill size per notified dengue patient in respective institution type per year.
4Estimated by dividing the household median income by number of calendar years.
5Follows [23] by estimating ambulatory expansion factors using serological information in Singapore from 2004 onwards.
6Conservatively sets hospitalization expansion factor to 1 by assuming perfect diagnosis.