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Systematic review

Productivity loss/gain in cost-effectiveness analyses for vaccines: a systematic review

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Pages 235-245 | Received 14 Nov 2020, Accepted 22 Jan 2021, Published online: 23 Feb 2021

Figures & data

Figure 1. Flow diagram depicting search results and selection of studies for analysis

Figure 1. Flow diagram depicting search results and selection of studies for analysis

Table 1. Distribution of included studies based on global regional grouping, income category of country of study, disease area, study sponsorship, time period of publication, type of pharmacoeconomic analysis, study type, study design, time horizon, and analysis perspective

Figure 2. Absenteeism/presenteeism related productivity elements used by disease area

Figure 2. Absenteeism/presenteeism related productivity elements used by disease area

Table 2. Productivity loss analysis

Figure 3. Productivity loss analysis – approach used

Figure 3. Productivity loss analysis – approach used

Figure 4. Productivity loss analysis – impact on ICER. a) Studies were labeled as having a ‘More favorable’ impact if inclusion of productivity costs resulted in a decrease in the ICER or an increase in the cost savings based on the specific cost figures provided or based on the comments of the author(s) when no specific figures were provided. Similarly, studies were labeled as having a ‘Less favorable’ impact if inclusion resulted in an increase in the ICER or a decrease in the cost savings. Studies were labeled as having ‘No substantial impact’ if there was no change in the ICER with the inclusion of productivity costs or if their inclusion was reported by the author(s) as having no substantial impact and no specific figures were provided

Figure 4. Productivity loss analysis – impact on ICER. a) Studies were labeled as having a ‘More favorable’ impact if inclusion of productivity costs resulted in a decrease in the ICER or an increase in the cost savings based on the specific cost figures provided or based on the comments of the author(s) when no specific figures were provided. Similarly, studies were labeled as having a ‘Less favorable’ impact if inclusion resulted in an increase in the ICER or a decrease in the cost savings. Studies were labeled as having ‘No substantial impact’ if there was no change in the ICER with the inclusion of productivity costs or if their inclusion was reported by the author(s) as having no substantial impact and no specific figures were provided
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