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. 2021 Aug 8;14:11786329211030932. doi: 10.1177/11786329211030932

Table 2.

Cost by intervention models for first wave of VQUIT program.

Amount (USD) %
Cost attributed directly to 4As model 2945 7.42
 Smoking cessation services
  Facility-based counseling session by CHC staffs 1438 3.62
  Intensive training for CHC staffs 545 1.37
 Research work 962 2.42
Shared cost allocated to 4As model 36 754 92.58
  General training 896 2.26
  Research work 26 293 66.23
  Logistics and administration 7451 18.77
  Monitoring 2113 5.32
Total annualized cost at 4As model 39 698 100
Cost attributed directly to 4As + R model 13 136 5.39
 Smoking cessation services
  Facility-based counseling session by CHC staffs 1664 0.68
  Home-based counseling session by VHWs 621 0.25
  Intensive training for CHC staffs 3420 1.40
  Intensive training for VHW 3420 1.40
 Research work 4011 1.65
Shared cost allocated to 4As + R model 230 672 94.61
  General training 5623 2.31
  Research work 165 020 67.68
  Logistics and administration 46 765 19.18
  Monitoring 13 263 5.44
Total annualized cost at 4As + R model 243 808 100

Costs are presented in 2020 price.

Costs attributed directly to the 4As/4As+R model: Costs of all activities related to receive technical assistance training and clinical reminder system for CHCs and VHW referral (for 4As + R model only) and provide brief tobacco cessation counseling at commune health station and 3 home visits/smoker to follow-up by village health workers (for model 4As + R only).

Shared costs allocated to the 4As/4As+R model: Costs of all activities that occurred once but their value benefited both intervention models. Those costs were allocated to each model, using criterion of “actual number of provided counseling sessions.”

Shared costs allocation process: 4As model: 344 counseling sessions were actually delivered, represented as 13.7% of all delivered counseling sessions. All shared costs for both models were allocated 13.7% its value to 4As model.

4As + R model: 2158 counseling sessions (with 540 facility-based and 1619 home-based sessions) were actually delivered, represented as 86.3% of all delivered counseling sessions. All shared costs for both models were allocated 86.3% its value to 4As + R model.