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. 2022 Nov 16;16(11):e0010915. doi: 10.1371/journal.pntd.0010915

Table 2. Cost-effectiveness of improving access to snake antivenom in ASEAN countries.

Costs, USD Deaths, n DALYs Incremental costs, USD Deaths averted, n DALYs averted Incremental costs per Death averted, USD Probability of being cost-saving* Incremental costs per DALY averted, USD Probability of being cost-saving* WTP Threshold, USD per DALY averted
Indonesia
Current access (reference) 14,733 0.08 1.9
Full access 7,035 0.03 0.8 -7,698 0.04 1.1 Cost-saving 99.8% Cost-saving 100% 4,136
Philippines
Current access (reference) 6,223 0.04 1.0
Full access 1,536 0.01 0.2 -4,687 0.03 0.8 Cost-saving 99.9% Cost-saving 99.9% 2,317
Vietnam
Current access (reference) 5,733 0.04 0.9
Full access 2,473 0.01 0.3 -3,260 0.02 0.5 Cost-saving 99.9% Cost-saving 100% 2,715
Lao PDR
Current access (reference) 5,620 0.07 1.7
Full access 910 0.01 0.2 -4,710 0.06 1.5 Cost-saving 100% Cost-saving 100% 2,625
Myanmar
Current access (reference) 3,760 0.10 2.4
Full access 2,390 0.05 1.2 -1,370 0.05 1.2 Cost-saving 98.1% Cost-saving 98.1% 1,421

*Percentage of 1,000 iterations that were cost-saving based on a probabilistic sensitivity analysis. Costs are presented as 2019 USD where 1 USD = 14,147.67 = Indonesian Rupees = 51.80 = Philippine Pesos = 23,050.24 Vietnamese Dong = 8,679.41 Lao Kip = 1,518.26 Myanmar Kyat. DALY–Disability-adjusted life year; USD–US Dollars; WTP–Willingness-to-pay.