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Table 4 Sensitivity analysis at reduced AL cost and low-transmission for three malaria diagnostic strategies, Tigray, 2007

From: Cost-effectiveness of three malaria treatment strategies in rural Tigray, Ethiopia where both Plasmodium falciparum and Plasmodium vivax co-dominate

 

At reduced AL price

Low transmission season (15% SPR)

Comparison

Strategy

Strategies

 

Paracheck-BS

Parascreen-BS

Presumptive-BS

Paracheck-BS

Parascreen-BS

Presumptive-BS

Base case cost

2704.49

3629.76

5017.20

2704.49

3629.76

5017.2

Total new cost

2300.80

3264.20

3192.70

1926.05

2908.56

5017.20

Cost change within strategy

403.69

364.56

1886.50

778.44

720.20

0

Cost change in (%)

(14.93)

(10.05)

(37.14)

(28.78)

(19.85)

0

Correctly treated cases (n, %)

580 (23.95)

2143 (88.48)

453 (18.7)

315 (13.01)

2253 (93.02)

127 (5.24)

ACER at reduced AL and SPR

3.97

1.52

7.05

6.11

1.29

39.51

ACER Change from base case, %

(14.81)

(10.06)

(36.2)

(+31.1)

(23.67)

(+258)

Cost difference b/n strategy

0.00

963.40

-71.50

0.00

982.51

2108.64

Effect difference b/n strategy

0.00

1563.00

-1690

0.00

1938

-2124

ICER

-

0.62

dominated

-

0.51

dominated

  1. + ACER indicates higher value than the base case