Johnna Perdrizet , Emmanuelle Blanc , Jessica Y. El Khoury , Maud Beillat , Ayman Sabra , Aleksandar Ilic , Stéphane Fiévez
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Abstract
Objectives
We assessed the public health and economic impacts in France for infants below 1-year of delaying PCV20 (3 + 1) implementation compared to continuous use of PCV15 (2 + 1) and PCV13 (2 + 1).
Patients and methods
Population-based Markov model was adapted for French pediatric population. Outcomes included pneumococcal disease cases, deaths, and direct costs. Impact of a PCV20 two-year implementation delay was reported by month, quarter, and year.
Results
Delaying PCV20 implementation in French children was estimated to result in preventable 15,356 disease cases and 1,489 deaths over two years, with cost of €117.4 million, versus the continuous use of PCV15. PCV20 versus PCV13 results were slightly reduced but followed a similar trend.
Conclusions
Rapid implementation of PCV20 is estimated to prevent thousands of cases and deaths over two years compared to the continuous PCV15 or PCV13 use, reducing significant negative impact to public health outcomes and waste of health care resources.