Table 2.

Reported cost per dose for delivery of maternal vaccination.

Study Author	Year	Country	Delivery cost per dose (range)				Vaccine price
			2018 USD		2018 I$		2018 USD
Low-income
Pecenka	2017	Malawi	0.55	(0.55 – 0.83)	1.81	(1.81 – 2.73)	3.06
Bermana	1991	Indonesia	0.64	(0.44 – 2.80)	2.14	(1.48 – 9.40)	0.28
Upper-middle income
Zhao	2016	China	1.25		2.33		19.77
Sartori	2016	Brazil	2.14		3.86		13.96
Kimb	2014	South Africa	6.55	(3.28 – 9.83)	14.06	(7.04 – 21.10)	23.01
High-income
Skedgelc	2011	Canada	5.76		5.99		3.23
Baguelin	2010	UK	8.30		8.89		16.92
van Hoek	2016	UK	10.39		11.12		18.54
Fernández-Cano	2015	Spain	10.46		13.68		12.16
Jit	2010	UK	11.87	(8.69 – 16.33)	12.71	(9.31 – 17.48)	10.22
Garciad	2016	Spain	12.85		16.81		14.51
Giorgakoudi	2018	UK	13.87		14.84		81.79
Xu	2016	USA	17.15	(8.79 – 17.15)	17.15	(8.79 – 17.15)	13.41
Terranella	2013	USA	22.54	(11.27 – 33.81)	22.54	(11.27 – 33.81)	42.37
Atkins	2016	USA	24.20		24.20		23.15
Kime	2017	USA	25.96	(12.13 – 40.22)	25.96	(12.13 – 40.22)	116.41
Skedgelf	2011	Canada	39.87		41.51		3.23

^aWe extracted the delivery cost per pregnant woman receiving two doses of TT from figure 3 of Berman et al. for each sub-district and converted to cost per dose by dividing by 2; to calculate the average cost across all sub-districts we used total number of TT doses per district reported in Table 1 of Berman et al. (in total 2293 women received two doses).

^bVaccine price based on mid-point of assumed public sector price range

^cDelivery cost based on unpublished estimate of average cost of vaccine delivery in a public health clinic.

^dVaccine price for quadrivalent influenza vaccine.

^eVaccine price based on assumed public sector price.

^fDelivery cost based on government fee schedule for delivery by family physician.