Table 1. Approaches for calculating catastrophic cost.
Approaches | Indirect cost calculation method | Denominator of catastrophic cost |
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HCA1 | Human capital approach (using minimum wage rate for all) | Self-reported pre-TB household income |
HCA2 | Human capital approach (using reported patient wage for employed patient and minimum wage rate for others) | Self-reported pre-TB household income |
OA1 | Output approach (difference between self-reported household income before TB and during treatment) | Self-reported pre-TB household income |
HCA3 | Human capital approach (using minimum wage rate for all) | Self-reported pre-TB household expenditure |
HCA4 | Human capital approach (using reported patient wage for employed patient and minimum wage rate for others) | Self-reported pre-TB household expenditure |
OA2 | Output approach (difference between self-reported household income before TB and during treatment) | Self-reported pre-TB household expenditure |
Notes: HCA1: Human capital approach where hours spent was calculated using minimum wage rate for all and household income as denominator; HCA2: Human capital approach where hours spent was calculated using combination of patient wage and minimum wage and household income as denominator; OA1: Output approach with household income as denominator; HCA3: Human capital approach where hours spent was calculated using minimum wage rate for all and household expenditure as denominator; HCA4: Human capital approach where hours spent was calculated using combination of patient wage and minimum wage and household expenditure as denominator; OA2: Output approach with household expenditure as denominator.