Table 3. Incremental cost-effectiveness ratios (ICERs) for low and high dengue incidence yearsa.
| Intervention cost per child per year | ||||||
| Annual dengue incidence rate: 2.2% | Annual dengue incidence rate: 7.9% | |||||
| Intervention effectiveness | $2.5 | $5 | $10 | $2.5 | $5 | $10 |
| 50% | 25,301 (21,620−29,207) | 70,638 (60,934−81,071) | 161,522 (140,176−185,879) | Dominant | 5,248 (4,039 – 6,506) | 30,587 (26,415 – 35,843) |
| 75% | 10,190 (8,565−11,995) | 40,550 (34,818−47,129) | 101,056 (86,536−116,880) | Dominant | Dominant | 13,637 (11,721 – 15,744) |
| 100% | 2,639 (1,620−3,664) | 25,281 (21,913−29,394) | 70,742 (60,712−81,514) | Dominant | Dominant | 5,251 (3,941 – 6,573) |
(all ICERs are in US $ per DALY averted for the year 2012).
a
Values represent ICERs expressed as cost per DALY averted. Boldface font indicates scenarios that were cost-effective (ICER≤$16,440). Underlined entries in boldface font are scenarios in which the intervention was the dominant strategy (i.e. less costly and more effective than no intervention alternative).