Table 1.
Summary of vaccine program scenarios evaluated in the study
| Scenario | Eligibility criteria | Purpose of scenario |
|---|---|---|
| Adult vaccination scenario | Individuals aged 15–49 years | Optimizing vaccine use and maximizing population-level impact within a feasible timeframe |
| Adolescent vaccination scenario | Individuals aged 10–14 years | Evaluating the potential long-term implementation strategy for a chlamydia vaccine |
| Adult vaccination scenario with vaccination based on the following: | ||
| • Age | Targeting individual age groups separately | Assessing the impact of targeting specific age groups and its implications for cost-effectiveness |
| • Sexual risk behavior | Targeting individual sexual risk groups separately | Assessing the impact of targeting specific sexual risk groups and its implications for cost-effectiveness |
| • Sex | Targeting either women or men exclusively | Assessing the impact of targeting specific sex and its implications for cost-effectiveness |
| Adult vaccination scenario with the following: | ||
| • Varied vaccine efficacy | Individuals aged 15–49 years | Evaluating vaccine impact across varying levels of vaccine efficacy |
| • Varied combinations of efficacy parameters | Individuals aged 15–49 years | Evaluating vaccine impact across varying combinations of vaccine efficacy parameters (, , ) |
| • Varied duration of vaccine protection | Individuals aged 15–49 years | Evaluating vaccine impact across varying durations of vaccine protection |
| • Varied vaccine coverage | Individuals aged 15–49 years | Evaluating vaccine impact across varying vaccine coverage levels |