马拉维通过综合运动和后续常规免疫接种引入伤寒结合疫苗的成本

IF 2.7 Q3 IMMUNOLOGY
Frédéric Debellut , George Bello , Mike Chisema , Rouden Mkisi , Moses Kamzati , Clint Pecenka , Emmanuel Mugisha
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马拉维于 2023 年引入了伤寒结合疫苗 (TCV),通过一项综合运动,在接种伤寒结合疫苗的同时接种其他疫苗和干预措施(麻疹风疹疫苗 (MRV)、二价口服脊髓灰质炎疫苗 (OPV) 和维生素 A 补充剂)。该运动旨在覆盖所有 9 个月至 14 岁以下的儿童,人数超过 900 万,约占全国人口的一半。活动结束后,TCV 被纳入了 9 个月大婴儿的常规免疫计划。我们在随机抽取的 50 家医疗机构、10 个地区和全国范围内开展了一项微观成本核算研究,以回顾性评估综合运动的财务和经济成本,并对常规免疫系统中提供 TCV 的成本进行前瞻性估算。活动中所有干预措施的每剂财务和经济成本分别为 0.49 美元(0.42 美元;0.57 美元)和 0.84 美元(0.67 美元;1.02 美元)。主要活动和成本类型各不相同;在医疗机构层面,人力资源是主要资源,在地区和国家层面,每日津贴是主要资源。马拉维综合运动中每剂 TCV 的成本与其他综合运动相当,低于印度和津巴布韦报告的单抗原运动中每剂 TCV 的成本。综合疫苗接种活动可能是引入 TCV 等新疫苗以降低每剂疫苗接种成本的一个机会。这项研究提供的证据可用于马拉维,为 TCV 计划的财务可持续性提供信息,并为其他国家的实施决策和战略提供参考。
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Cost of the typhoid conjugate vaccine introduction through an integrated campaign and follow-on routine immunization in Malawi
Malawi introduced typhoid conjugate vaccine (TCV) in 2023 through an integrated campaign delivering TCV alongside other vaccines and interventions (measles rubella vaccine (MRV), bivalent oral polio vaccine (OPV), and vitamin A Supplementation). The campaign sought to reach all children 9 months to younger than 14 years, representing more than 9 million individuals, and about half the country’s population. Following the campaign, TCV was incorporated into the routine immunization program for 9-month-old infants. We conducted a micro-costing study at 50 randomly selected health facilities, 10 districts, and at national level to retrospectively assess the financial and economic cost of the integrated campaign, as well as prospectively estimate the cost of delivering TCV in the routine immunization system. The financial and economic costs per dose for all interventions delivered in the campaign were $0.49 ($0.42;$0.57) and $0.84 ($0.67;$1.02), respectively. The main activities and cost types varied; human resources represented the main resource at health facility level, and per diem at district and national levels. The financial and economic cost to routinely deliver a dose of TCV were $0.44 ($0.17;$0.87), and $2.37 ($1.39;$3.53), respectively, with human resources as the main resource used by the routine program at all levels.
The cost per dose delivered in the integrated campaign in Malawi was comparable with other integrated campaigns and was lower than the reported cost to deliver TCV in single antigen campaigns in India and Zimbabwe. Integrated campaigns may represent an opportunity to introduce new vaccines such as TCV to lower the cost per dose delivered. Attention should be given to challenges coming with integration, such as the burden for healthcare workers.
Evidence produced by this study can be used in Malawi to inform financial sustainability of the TCV program and should inform decisions and strategies for implementation by other countries.
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Vaccine: X
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