Cost of a human papillomavirus vaccination project, Zimbabwe.

摘要: Objective To determine the cost of Zimbabwe's human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccination demonstration project. Methods The government Zimbabwe conducted project from 2014-2015, delivering two doses HPV vaccine to 10-year-old girls in districts. School delivery was primary strategy, with health facilities and outreach as secondary strategies. A retrospective analysis provider perspective. Financial costs (government expenditure) economic (financial plus value existing or donated resources including vaccines) were calculated by activity, per dose fully immunized girl. Results delivered 11 599 doses, resulting 5724 (5540 at schools, 168 16 points). financial for service girl United States dollars (US$) 5.34 US$ 34.90 288.63 outreach; 17.39, 41.25 635.84, respectively. mean 19.76 40.03 (economic 45.00 91.19, respectively). largest number (5788) occurred during second round (the group's first concurrently dose), lowest dose: 1.97 6.79, Conclusion lower schools (primary strategy) when more vaccinated each round, demonstrating scale efficiency.