[PIN38] Cost-Utility Analysis of Influenza Vaccines From Societal Perspective: a Comparison of The Human Capital Approach And Friction Costs Approach In The Valuation of Productivity Costs Among Seniors In Ontario Canada
HomePublications[PIN38] Cost-Utility Analysis of Influenza Vaccines From Societal Perspective: a Comparison of The Human Capital Approach And Friction Costs Approach In The Valuation of Productivity Costs Among Seniors In Ontario Canada
[PIN38] Cost-Utility Analysis of Influenza Vaccines From Societal Perspective: a Comparison of The Human Capital Approach And Friction Costs Approach In The Valuation of Productivity Costs Among Seniors In Ontario Canada
2015 Value in health
Cheng, XA. | Roïz, J. |
Volume: 18,
Issue: 3,
Pages: A234,
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Although employment rate is lower in the elderly population, different methods valuing productivity loss can yield contrasting incremental cost-effectiveness ratios (ICER). This research aims to compare the impact of human capital (HC) and friction cost (FC) methods on productivity costs and incremental cost-effectiveness ratios (ICERs) of replacing IIV3 with either high dose (HD) or quadrivalent (IIV4) among adults aged 65 and over in Ontario.
