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Table 5.

An Overview of the Type and Value of Quantitative Outcomes Featuring in Those Studies that Described One Health Interventions to Address Malaria Included in this Scoping Review.

References	Geographical location	Intervention	Type of quantitative outcome described	Outcome reported
Aikins et al. (1998)	Gambia	Use of ITN^a	Cost-effectiveness per death averted	US$ 471
Aikins et al. (1998)	Gambia	Use of ITN^a	Cost-effectiveness per discounted life years gained	US$ 31.53
Akhavan et al. (1999)	Brazil	National malaria control program including vector control	Cost-effectiveness per life saved	US$ 2672
Akhavan et al. (1999)	Brazil	National malaria control program including vector control	Cost-effectiveness per DALYs^b averted	US$ 69
Gatton and Cheng (2010)	Australia	ITN^a and chemotherapy	Disease transmission	No transmission possible
Goodman et al. (1999)	Low-income country in sub-Saharan Africa	Provision of bed nets	Cost-effectiveness per DALYs^b averted	US$ 19–85
Goodman et al. (1999)	Low-income country in sub-Saharan Africa	Insecticide treatment of existing bed nets		US$ 4–10
Goodman et al. (2001)	South Africa	ITN^a (vs. residual house spraying)	Effectiveness (adjusted rate ratio based on number of cases)	0.69
			Cost per case averted	US$ 16
			Cost per death averted	US$ 1696
Mueller et al. (2008)	Togo	Three-year ITN^a campaign	Number of deaths averted	6285
			Number of cases averted	1.2 million
			Cost per death averted	US$ 635
			Cost per DALYs^b averted	US$ 16.39
Mulligan et al. (2008)	Tanzania	ITN^a voucher program	Number of child deaths averted	12,039
Mulligan et al. (2008)	Tanzania	ITN^a voucher program	Cost per child death averted	US$ 873
Pulkki-Brännström et al. (2012)	Not specified	Long-lasting ITN^a (vs. conventional ITN^a)	Child deaths averted	30,800
			DALYs^b averted	1.02 million
			Cost per DALYs^b averted	US$ 16.8
			Cost-effectiveness	Cost-effective if priced at no more than US$ 1.5 above conventional ITN^a
Riedel et al. (2010)	Zambia	Bed nets	Odds of parasitaemia	40% less (12–60%)
Smithuis et al. (2013)	Myanmar	ITN^a (vs. early diagnosis and effective treatment)	Cost per DALYs^b averted	US$ 51
Yhdego and Majura (1988)	Tanzania	Comparison of two vector control programs: engineering vs. use of larvicides and insecticides	Program effectiveness	97 vs. 75%
Yhdego and Majura (1988)	Tanzania		Cost-effectiveness	Tshs 2.8 million vs. Tshs 10.5 million

^aITN insecticide-treated bed nets.

^bDALYs disability-adjusted life years.