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Table 6 Sensitivity to selected parameters of the incremental cost-effectiveness ratio (ICER) of iCCM trained-drug seller delivery model vs iCCM trained-CHW in rural Uganda

From: Cost-effectiveness analysis of integrated community case management delivery models utilizing drug sellers and community health workers for treatment of under-five febrile cases of malaria, pneumonia, diarrhoea in rural Uganda

Parameter

ICER in US$

Parameter

ICER in US$

Probability of seeking care from iCCM trained-drug seller (52%)

 

Probability of seeking care from iCCM trained-CHW (40%)

 

40%

144.31

10%

19.86

50%

38.55

20%

21.10

60%

25.43

40%

33.86

70%

20.29

50%

64.81

80%

17.56

60%

Dominated

Drug seller utilization of mRDT (88%)

 

CHW utilization of mRDT (87%)

 

50%

Dominated

50%

21.17

60%

139.52

60%

23.32

70%

62.36

70%

26.14

80%

41.71

80%

30.2

90%

32.13

90%

35.66

100%

26.60

100%

44.62

Prevalence ratio of malaria vs pneumonia vs diarrhea

 

iCCM cost

 

50% decrease

24.775

Normal

33.86

0.398 vs 0.63 vs 0.139

28.43

50% increase

42.95

0.624 vs 0.238 vs 0.138

33.86

iCCM effectiveness

 

0.662 vs 0.099 vs 0.239

33.69

50% decrease

67.29

Malaria positivity rate (75%)

 

Normal

33.86

50% increase

22.53

20%

28.18

  

40%

30.14

  

60%

32.22

  

80%

34.42

  

Prevalence of fast breathing (83%)

   

40%

41.25

  

60%

37.48

  

80%

34.34

  

100%

31.68