evaluation for prioritization of epidemiological modeling
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Epidemiological Modeling and Economic Evaluation for Prioritization of
Limited Public Health Resources
Kaja Abbas, PhD, MPHAssistant Professor of Infectious Diseases in Public Health
One-Health Public Health Program @ Virginia TechDepartment of Population Health Sciences, Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine
Department of Basic Sciences, Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine
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Epidemiological Modeling and Economic Evaluation for Prioritization of
Limited Public Health Resources:Infectious Disease Perspective
Kaja Abbas, PhD, MPHNarges Dorratoltaj, MS
Jennifer SamuelsKarina Platt, MPH
Paige Bordwine, MPHMargarat O’Dell, MD, MFA
Thomas Kerkering, MDKerry Redican, PhD, MSPH, MPH
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Objective● To conduct cost-effectiveness analysis of
infectious disease interventions and assist in prioritization of limited public health resources.
● New River Valley, Virginia, USA○ Infectious disease outbreaks
■ Pertussis■ Tuberculosis■ Fungal meningitis
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New River ValleyNew River Health District
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Pertussis2011 outbreak
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Pertussis● Bacteria
○ bordetella pertussis
● Symptoms○ whooping cough○ fever
● Transmission○ air-borne
CDC
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Pertussis infection timeline
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● DTaP vaccine○ Diptheria○ Tetanus○ Pertussis
Vaccine
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Vaccines
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Basic reproduction rate - Ro
● Ro○ Average number of
secondary cases caused by the primary case in a susceptible population
● Epidemic○ Ro > 1
● Endemic○ Ro = 1
● Elimination○ Ro < 1
● Eradication○ Ro = 0
Effective reproductive rate R ~ Ro * (1 - interventions impact)
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R and vaccination● Elimination
○ R < 1
f = fraction of population that are vaccinated(1 - f) = fraction of susceptible population
● For herd immunity○ minimum fraction/threshold (fh) of
population to be vaccinated■ R = Ro (1 - fh) < 1■ fh > 1 - (1 / Ro) ● Pertussis
○ Herd immunity ~ (92-94)%
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DTaP vaccine
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Pertussis incidence - Virginia
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● 72 cases
● Prime impact○ private school
■ vaccination rate ~ 0%
Pertussis outbreak (2011)New River Valley
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● Vaccination & health education campaigns
● Vaccine clinics○ school○ community
New River Health DistrictIntervention
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Economic evaluationICER - Incremental Cost-Effectiveness Ratio
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● New River Health District○ employee hours○ number of vaccines○ clinical hours
● US Census Data○ average salary of various positions
● CDC ○ vaccine price list archive
■ cost of vaccines
Data sources (cost)
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Intervention cost
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● DALY○ Disability Adjusted Life Year
● YLL○ Years of Life Lost due to premature death
● YLD (Years Lived with Disability)○ Years of Life Lost due to Disability
■ population: (prevalence) * (disability weight)● individual: (years with disability) * (disability weight)
● DALY = YLL + YLD
DALY, YLL, YLD
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DALY = YLL + YLD
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DALY = YLL + YLD
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LE = Average Life Expectancy = 78.7MR = Mortality rate of pertussis worldwide = .001 I = Number of Confirmed Cases = 72DW = Pertussis Disability Weight = .137
DALY = YLL + YLD
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DALY = YLL + YLD = 4.28 + 1.63= 5.91 DALYs
Cost of Intervention = $44,133.24Cost of no Intervention = $0
ICER = $44133.24 / 5.91 DALYs
ICER = $7,468 / DALY averted
ICERIncremental Cost-Effectiveness Ratio
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Cost-effectiveness thresholds
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Decision criteria (WHO-CHOICE)
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● Comparator○ new intervention○ current intervention
● Costs● Effectiveness
○ direct protection○ indirect protection
● Incremental cost-effectiveness ratio (ICER)
Cost-effectiveness analysis of infectious diseases’ interventions
● Perspective● Time horizon● Discounting● Uncertainty
○ sensitivity analysis■ deterministic■ probabilistic
● Modeling○ static
■ decision tree■ Markov model
○ dynamic
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Tuberculosis2011 outbreak
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Tuberculosis● Bacteria
○ Mycobacterium tuberculosis
● Symptoms○ respiratory problems
● Transmission○ air-borne
● Latent TB infection ○ ~ ⅓ global
■ asymptomatic■ non-infectious
● Active TB disease■ symptomatic■ infectious
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Government Hospital of Thoracic MedicineChennai, India
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TB Sanatorium, Rochester NY
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Tuberculosis outbreak (2011)New River Valley
● New River Valley jail○ 1 case
■ 41 year old■ 6 month history of TB symptoms■ HIV+
○ admitted to hospital■ TB and HIV drug treatment■ isolation
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● Inmate population○ week day
■ 880○ weekend
■ 930-940
● New inmates○ ~ (50-60) / week
● Employees○ ~ 200
New River Valley Regional Jail
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LTBI treatment - 3HP● 3 month treatment
○ once a week■ isoniazid■ rifapentine
● DOT○ directly observed therapy
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● 35 inmates○ PPT+○ chest x-ray -○ HIV -
● 28 inmates○ 3HP treatment○ 17 completed
LTBI treatment● 21 staff
○ PPT+○ chest x-ray -○ HIV -
● 10 staff○ 3HP treatment
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SEIS (Susceptibles-Exposed-Infectious-Susceptibles)tuberculosis
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SEIStuberculosis
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TB transmission dynamics
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SEIS epidemiological model(Susceptibles-Exposed-Infectious-Susceptibles)
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Scenario simulations● Base-case scenario
○ No TB pre-screening● Intervention scenario
○ TB pre-screening
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ICER = - $15,461 / DALY averted (cost saving)
ICERIncremental Cost-Effectiveness Ratio
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Fungal Meningitis2012 outbreak
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Fungal meningitis● Fungus
● Symptoms○ headache○ stiff neck○ fatigue
● Transmission○ non-contagious
● New England compounding center○ contaminated lots of
methylprednisolone acetate ■ used in epidural
spinal injections
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Fungal meningitis outbreak● Health facilities
○ 23 states■ received
contaminated lots
○ 20 states■ 751 cases■ 64 deaths
● Virginia○ 54 cases○ 5 deaths
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Fungal meningitis outbreak (2012)New River Valley
94 exposed residents
Kate Corvese, 2012
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Surveillance process
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Time & costs
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ICERIncremental Cost-Effectiveness Ratio
DALY = 73.5 DALYs avertedCost of Intervention = $30,492
ICER = $415 / DALY averted
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PertussisTuberculosis
Fungal Meningitis
Comparative analysis of different interventions
Uniform metric: ICER = $/DALY averted
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Prioritization of limited public health resources
Intervention ICERTuberculosis -$15,461/DALY averted
(Cost saving)
Fungal meningitis $415 / DALY averted
Pertussis $7,468 / DALY averted
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● DCP3○ summarize and synthesize evidence of the
effectiveness of global health interventions and provide comparative economic evaluation of policies to implement those interventions■ http://www.dcp-3.org
Disease control priorities project
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Incremental cost-effectiveness ratio (ICER)
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● Research○ Modeling infectious
diseases■ Epidemiology■ Economics
○ Public Health Services & Systems Research■ Health services
● Organization● Financing● Delivery
Welcome collaborations!● Teaching
○ Infectious disease epidemiology
○ Modeling infectious diseases
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Research, policy & practice
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Public health challenges
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Public health challenge focus● Individual health
○ treatment focused clinical care
● Population health○ prevention focused
community programs ■ multi-sectoral
● cooperation● coordination
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Transdisciplinary collaborative solutions
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Acknowledgements● Students
○ Karina Platt■ Pertussis
○ Jennifer Samuels■ Tuberculosis
○ Narges Dorratoltaj■ Fungal meningitis
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Acknowledgments● Funding
○ National Coordinating Center for Public Health Services and Systems Research■ University of Kentucky■ Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
● IASSH○ Conference organizers○ Attendees
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Thank you