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Focus Area: <span>Evaluating cost and cost-effectiveness of immunization programs</span>

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How to Cost an Immunization Campaign

 | Immunization Costing Action Network (ICAN)
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Examining evidence on what it costs to conduct an immunization campaign.

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Field researchers, country practitioners, and other stakeholders can use these materials to estimate the costs of different immunization campaigns and inform more accurate financial planning, budgeting, and resource mobilization.

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The Immunization Costing Action Network (ICAN) has developed methodological guidance to improve evidence generation on what it costs to conduct an immunization campaign,

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Cost of Vaccine Delivery Strategies in Low- and Middle-income Countries During the COVID-19 Pandemic

 | Christina Banks, Allison Portnoy, Flavia Moi, et al.
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Examining the cost implications of providing immunization services through a range of strategies in a safe manner during COVID-19.

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Country stakeholders should use these findings to facilitate discussions at the country-level to inform country planning and resource mobilization efforts.

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This study, conducted by researchers from ThinkWell and the Harvard T.H.

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Webinar Resources: Using PATH’s Vaccine Cost Calculators to Inform Immunization Decision-making

 | PATH
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Learning how PATH’s Vaccine Cost Calculators can help provide an easy way for country-level decision-makers to assess and compare the costs of specific vaccines.

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Country-level decision-makers should use these cost calculators to assess and compare the costs of certain vaccination programs and determine the cost effectiveness and feasibility of introducing the vaccines in their country.

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Webinar: Using PATH’s Vaccine Cost Calculators to Inform Immunization Decision-making

01/21/2021

Zoom Webinar

PATH, in collaboration with TechNet-21, the East African Community (EAC) Immunization Group, and the Vaccine Procurement Practitioners Network (VPPN), are delighted to invite you to join a webinar on using PATH’s Vaccine Cost Calculators to inform immunization decision-making.  Webinar title: Using PATH’s Vaccine Cost Calculators to inform immunization decision-making Date and Time: Thursday, 21 January from 09:00-10:00 CET Description: For country-level policymakers, the opportunity to introduce a new … Continued

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How to Cost Immunization Programs: A Practical Guide on Primary Data Collection and Analysis

 | Stephen Resch, Nicolas Menzies, Allison Portnoy, et al.
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Using methods related to collecting and analyzing primary data from a sample of health facilities to assess costs of routine immunization services.

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Country immunization program staff and their teams can use this practical guidance to assess the costs of routine immunization services, including the delivery costs of those services,

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PATH Brief: Economic Implications of Switching Rotavirus Vaccine Products in Palestine’s Immunization Program

 | PATH
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Comparing the overall costs, impact, and cost-effectiveness of both ROTARIX® and ROTAVAC® rotavirus vaccines.

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Country-level decision makers can learn from the experience of Palestine switching from ROTARIX® and ROTAVAC® to determine which vaccine offers the greatest impact and cost-effectiveness in their setting.

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The Palestinian Ministry of Health (MOH) introduced the rotavirus vaccine ROTARIX® in its routine immunization program in 2016.

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PATH’s Vaccine Cost Calculators

 | PATH
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Learning how PATH’s Vaccine Cost Calculators can help provide an easy way for country-level decision-makers to assess and compare the costs of specific vaccines.

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Country-level decision-makers should use these cost calculators to assess and compare the costs of certain vaccination programs and determine the cost effectiveness and feasibility of introducing the vaccines in their country.

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Enroll in Upcoming Vaccine Economics Online Course

The Teaching Vaccine Economics Everywhere (TVEE) training workshop will now be available online and is open to participants free-of-charge. Health economists from universities around the world have developed an online course to strengthen skills related to economics and financing of national immunization programs and to improve the sustainability of vaccine delivery in low and middle-income … Continued

Assessing the Incremental Costs and Savings of Introducing Electronic Immunization Registries and Stock Management Systems: Evidence from the Better Immunization Data Initiative in Tanzania and Zambia

 | Mercy Mvundura, Laura Di Giorgio, Elisabeth Vodicka, Robert Kindoli, and Chipo Zulu
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Assessing the incremental costs of implementing  electronic immunization registry and stock management systems in immunization programs in Tanzania and Zambia.

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For countries interested in implementing or improving electronic immunization registry and stock management system interventions, they can use the data contained in this study to estimate the incremental costs and ensure these costs are included in the immunization budget.

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New Evidence Shows Investments in Vaccination Produce Even Greater Returns than Previously Thought

Christina Shaw

This article originally appeared on Gavi’s website.  The Decade of Vaccine Economics (DoVE) Project, carried out by the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health’s International Vaccine Access Center (IVAC) for nearly ten years, has computed the return-on-investment for vaccines preventing ten infectious diseases in 94 low- and middle-income countries, including 73 countries that have received support from … Continued

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