Research Article

Cost-Effectiveness and Budget Impact Analyses of Pneumococcal Vaccination in Indonesia

Table 1

Parameters used in the model.

ParametersBaseline valueReference

Epidemiology
Incidence rate of PP (children <5 years of age)0.26[20]
Incidence rate of IPD (children <5 years of age)0.0045[21]
Mortality rate of PP3.78 per 1,000 live births[21]
Case fatality rate of IPD0.57[22]

Duration of illness (days)14.6
IPD hospitalized7.9[16, 26]
PP hospitalized7.14
Nonbacteremic PP hospitalized1
All outpatient cases

Utility losses
All outpatient cases0.00002[16, 26];
Nonbacteremic PP hospitalized0.00016Calculated
PP hospitalized0.00017
IPD hospitalized0.00092
All fatal cases1.00000

Introduction strategy
Vaccination coverage85% (increase 2.5% annually)[20]
Vaccination schedule2-3-12 months[20]
Vaccine efficacy
PP54.73% (PCV10); 72.93% (PCV13)[2325];
IPD59.90% (PCV10); 79.81% (PCV13)Calculated
Nonbacteremic PP13.52% (PCV10); 18.02% (PCV13)

Healthcare cost
Outpatient$0.63Primary
Hospitalized$59Data
IPD hospitalized$334[29]

Societal cost
Outpatient$2.65[27]
Hospitalized$135.20[28]
IPD hospitalized$810.00[29]

Payer cost
Outpatient$18.37Reference [30];
Hospitalized$288.22Adjusted
IPD hospitalized$301.80

Vaccination cost
PCV13 (UNICEF price)$3.30[31]
PCV10 (UNICEF price)$3.05[31]
PCV13 (government contract price)$18.90MoH
PCV10 (government contract price)$17.45Assumed
Waste disposal25%[32]
Administration cost$0.50[32]

Discount rate3%[33]

PP: pneumococcal pneumonia. IPD: invasive pneumococcal disease. Direct medical costs, direct and indirect costs, all costs covered by BPJS Kesehatan.