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. 2022 Jun 21;40(28):3903–3917. doi: 10.1016/j.vaccine.2022.05.042

Table 2.

Predicted incremental cost-effectiveness ratios aggregated to super-region level compared to range of input data by super-region from Tufts registries.

Super Region Predicted ICER adjusted for cost-saving probabilities in 2017 US$ per DALY Averted (95% UI) Tufts registry dataset and additional extractions
Minimum ICER in Tufts data and sensitivity analyses extractions in 2017 US$ per unit change in DALY or QALY Minimum ICER location in Tufts data Maximum ICER in Tufts data and sensitivity analyses extractions in 2017 US$ per unit change in DALY or QALY Maximum ICER location in Tufts data
High-Income 40,915
(6,382 to 153,130)
95 Argentina 319,574 Spain
North Africa and Middle East 2,407
(374 to 8,884)
3 Iran 10,224 Iran
Central Europe, Eastern Europe, and Central Asia 3,993
(618 to 14,726)
1 Uzbekistan 12,964 Albania
Southeast Asia, East Asia, and Oceania 2,408
(375 to 8,845)
1 Cambodia 418,802 Mauritius
Latin America and Caribbean 2,454
(380 to 9,085)
2 Haiti 17,604 Cuba
South Asia 294
(45 to 1,065)
15 Pakistan 1,543 Bangladesh
Sub-Saharan Africa 251
(38 to 903)
0 Angola 1,373 Cape Verde

Population-weighted super-region predictions assuming 90% vaccine coverage, lifetime time horizon, healthcare payer perspective, 3% vaccine cost and burden discount rates, monovalent vaccine type, DALYs averted as health outcome measure, and no intervention as the comparator. ICER = incremental cost-effectiveness ratio, UI = uncertainty interval, QALY = quality-adjusted life-year, DALY = disability adjusted life-year.