Handbook of Applied Health Economics in Vaccines
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Handbook of Applied Health Economics in Vaccines
Brenzel, Logan; Bishai, David; Padula, William
Oxford University Press
02/2023
448
Mole
Inglês
9780192896087
15 a 20 dias
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1. Principles of vaccine economics
1.0: Chapter introduction
1.1: Introduction to global vaccine systems
1.2: Relevance of health economics to vaccines
1.3: Cost of finding and making vaccines: implications for immunization programs
1.4: Vaccination as investment in human capital
1.5: Economics of vaccine delivery
2. Estimating the cost of immunization services
2.0: Chapter introduction
2.1: Why costing studies are needed
2.2: Defining immunization costs
2.3: Designing a primary costing study or analysis
2.4: Data analysis
2.5: Costing new vaccine introduction
3. Economic evaluation of vaccines and vaccine programs
3.0: Chapter introduction
3.1: Overview of decision analysis and cost-effectiveness
3.2: Defining the scope and study design of cost-effectiveness analysis
3.3: Parameter estimation
3.4: Measuring and valuing health outcomes
3.5: Reporting and interpreting results of economic evaluation
3.6: Budget impact analysis and return on investment
3.7: Introduction to decision tree modeling
4. Advanced methods in economic evaluation
4.0: Chapter introduction
4.1: Introduction to Markov modeling
4.2: Static and dynamic modeling
4.3: Probabilistic sensitivity analysis and value of information analysis
4.4: Economic evaluation reference case with Markov model
5. Financing and resource tracking of vaccination Pprograms
5.0: Chapter introduction
5.1: Introduction to immunization financing and expenditure
5.2: Financing of immunization programs
5.3: Donor architecture for immunization financing
Appendices
1: EXERCISE: A CASE-STUDY ON ESTIMATING THE TOTAL AND UNIT ROUTINE IMMUNIZATION COSTS FROM THE FACILITY TO THE NATIONAL LEVEL
2: EXERCISE: ESTIMATING NEW VACCINE INTRODUCTION COSTS
3: IMMUNIZATION ACTIVITIES AND LINE ITEM COSTS
4: MARKOV DECISION PROCESSES (MDPS)
5: DERIVATION OF THE ANNUAL EXPECTED COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH THE INFECTED STATE
6: MAKING MODELS PROBABILISTIC AND ESTIMATING THE VALUE OF INFORMATION
1.0: Chapter introduction
1.1: Introduction to global vaccine systems
1.2: Relevance of health economics to vaccines
1.3: Cost of finding and making vaccines: implications for immunization programs
1.4: Vaccination as investment in human capital
1.5: Economics of vaccine delivery
2. Estimating the cost of immunization services
2.0: Chapter introduction
2.1: Why costing studies are needed
2.2: Defining immunization costs
2.3: Designing a primary costing study or analysis
2.4: Data analysis
2.5: Costing new vaccine introduction
3. Economic evaluation of vaccines and vaccine programs
3.0: Chapter introduction
3.1: Overview of decision analysis and cost-effectiveness
3.2: Defining the scope and study design of cost-effectiveness analysis
3.3: Parameter estimation
3.4: Measuring and valuing health outcomes
3.5: Reporting and interpreting results of economic evaluation
3.6: Budget impact analysis and return on investment
3.7: Introduction to decision tree modeling
4. Advanced methods in economic evaluation
4.0: Chapter introduction
4.1: Introduction to Markov modeling
4.2: Static and dynamic modeling
4.3: Probabilistic sensitivity analysis and value of information analysis
4.4: Economic evaluation reference case with Markov model
5. Financing and resource tracking of vaccination Pprograms
5.0: Chapter introduction
5.1: Introduction to immunization financing and expenditure
5.2: Financing of immunization programs
5.3: Donor architecture for immunization financing
Appendices
1: EXERCISE: A CASE-STUDY ON ESTIMATING THE TOTAL AND UNIT ROUTINE IMMUNIZATION COSTS FROM THE FACILITY TO THE NATIONAL LEVEL
2: EXERCISE: ESTIMATING NEW VACCINE INTRODUCTION COSTS
3: IMMUNIZATION ACTIVITIES AND LINE ITEM COSTS
4: MARKOV DECISION PROCESSES (MDPS)
5: DERIVATION OF THE ANNUAL EXPECTED COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH THE INFECTED STATE
6: MAKING MODELS PROBABILISTIC AND ESTIMATING THE VALUE OF INFORMATION
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1. Principles of vaccine economics
1.0: Chapter introduction
1.1: Introduction to global vaccine systems
1.2: Relevance of health economics to vaccines
1.3: Cost of finding and making vaccines: implications for immunization programs
1.4: Vaccination as investment in human capital
1.5: Economics of vaccine delivery
2. Estimating the cost of immunization services
2.0: Chapter introduction
2.1: Why costing studies are needed
2.2: Defining immunization costs
2.3: Designing a primary costing study or analysis
2.4: Data analysis
2.5: Costing new vaccine introduction
3. Economic evaluation of vaccines and vaccine programs
3.0: Chapter introduction
3.1: Overview of decision analysis and cost-effectiveness
3.2: Defining the scope and study design of cost-effectiveness analysis
3.3: Parameter estimation
3.4: Measuring and valuing health outcomes
3.5: Reporting and interpreting results of economic evaluation
3.6: Budget impact analysis and return on investment
3.7: Introduction to decision tree modeling
4. Advanced methods in economic evaluation
4.0: Chapter introduction
4.1: Introduction to Markov modeling
4.2: Static and dynamic modeling
4.3: Probabilistic sensitivity analysis and value of information analysis
4.4: Economic evaluation reference case with Markov model
5. Financing and resource tracking of vaccination Pprograms
5.0: Chapter introduction
5.1: Introduction to immunization financing and expenditure
5.2: Financing of immunization programs
5.3: Donor architecture for immunization financing
Appendices
1: EXERCISE: A CASE-STUDY ON ESTIMATING THE TOTAL AND UNIT ROUTINE IMMUNIZATION COSTS FROM THE FACILITY TO THE NATIONAL LEVEL
2: EXERCISE: ESTIMATING NEW VACCINE INTRODUCTION COSTS
3: IMMUNIZATION ACTIVITIES AND LINE ITEM COSTS
4: MARKOV DECISION PROCESSES (MDPS)
5: DERIVATION OF THE ANNUAL EXPECTED COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH THE INFECTED STATE
6: MAKING MODELS PROBABILISTIC AND ESTIMATING THE VALUE OF INFORMATION
1.0: Chapter introduction
1.1: Introduction to global vaccine systems
1.2: Relevance of health economics to vaccines
1.3: Cost of finding and making vaccines: implications for immunization programs
1.4: Vaccination as investment in human capital
1.5: Economics of vaccine delivery
2. Estimating the cost of immunization services
2.0: Chapter introduction
2.1: Why costing studies are needed
2.2: Defining immunization costs
2.3: Designing a primary costing study or analysis
2.4: Data analysis
2.5: Costing new vaccine introduction
3. Economic evaluation of vaccines and vaccine programs
3.0: Chapter introduction
3.1: Overview of decision analysis and cost-effectiveness
3.2: Defining the scope and study design of cost-effectiveness analysis
3.3: Parameter estimation
3.4: Measuring and valuing health outcomes
3.5: Reporting and interpreting results of economic evaluation
3.6: Budget impact analysis and return on investment
3.7: Introduction to decision tree modeling
4. Advanced methods in economic evaluation
4.0: Chapter introduction
4.1: Introduction to Markov modeling
4.2: Static and dynamic modeling
4.3: Probabilistic sensitivity analysis and value of information analysis
4.4: Economic evaluation reference case with Markov model
5. Financing and resource tracking of vaccination Pprograms
5.0: Chapter introduction
5.1: Introduction to immunization financing and expenditure
5.2: Financing of immunization programs
5.3: Donor architecture for immunization financing
Appendices
1: EXERCISE: A CASE-STUDY ON ESTIMATING THE TOTAL AND UNIT ROUTINE IMMUNIZATION COSTS FROM THE FACILITY TO THE NATIONAL LEVEL
2: EXERCISE: ESTIMATING NEW VACCINE INTRODUCTION COSTS
3: IMMUNIZATION ACTIVITIES AND LINE ITEM COSTS
4: MARKOV DECISION PROCESSES (MDPS)
5: DERIVATION OF THE ANNUAL EXPECTED COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH THE INFECTED STATE
6: MAKING MODELS PROBABILISTIC AND ESTIMATING THE VALUE OF INFORMATION
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