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潘新娟,冯艳铭,庄贵华.24中国不同抗-HAV流行区儿童接种甲型肝炎疫苗的成本效用分析[J].Chinese journal of Epidemiology,2012,33(8):862-866
24中国不同抗-HAV流行区儿童接种甲型肝炎疫苗的成本效用分析
Cost-utility analysis 011 universal childhood hepatitis A vaccination in regions with different anti-HAV prevalence rates of China
Received:March 15, 2012  
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KeyWord: 甲型肝炎总抗体  疫苗免疫  决策树  马尔科夫模型
English Key Word: Anti-HAV  Vaccination  Decision tree  Markov model
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PAN Xinjuan Department of Preventive Medicine Medical College Henan University of Science and Technology oyang 471003, China pxjwzjh@mail.haust.edu.cn 
FENG Yanming Department of Preventive Medicine Medical College Henan University of Science and Technology oyang 471003, China  
ZHUANG Guihua Department of Epidemiology and Biostattics, College of Medicine, Xi'an Jiaotong University  
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      目的 探讨中国不同抗-HAV流行区儿童普遍接种(普种)甲型肝炎(甲肝)疫苗的成本效用。方法 模拟一个100万人的队列、“12+18”个月两针免疫程序,采用决策分析方法,建立马尔科夫决策树模型,以费用为投入指标,显性感染人数、住院人数、损失质量调整寿命年(QALY)、甲肝死亡人数为产出指标,结合增量费用效用分析,基于中国不同抗-HAV流行区的情况,预期未来73年的产出,并与不接种方案比较,选定最佳方案。采用灵敏性分析评估结果的稳定性。结果 在抗-HAV低、中低及中度流行区普种甲肝疫苗,其投入和各项产出指标均小于不接种,增量费用效用比(ICUR)均<0,即接种方案在增加QALY的同时节省费用。在中高度流行区,普种甲肝疫苗的投入小于不接种,显性感染人数、住院人数、损失QALY也小于不接种疫苗,ICUR<0,但普种后甲肝死亡人数比不接种增加20例。在高度流行区,普种的卫生服务总费用和社会总费用分别比不接种多4560814元和5840430元,但显性感染人数、住院人数、损失QALY也小于不接种,甲肝死亡人数比不接种增加51例,每增加一个QALY的卫生服务费用和社会费用分别为1507元和1929元。灵敏性分析认为结果稳定,疫苗保护年消失率和易感者年感染率是影响决策的灵敏参数。结论 中国甲肝不同流行区应根据疫苗保护期限,以抗-HAV阳性率决定是否普种疫苗。
English Abstract:
      Objective To explore the inputs and outputs of areas with different anti-HAY prevalence rates on universal childhood vaccination,and to provide a scientific basis for the formulation of the immunization strategy.Methods Since hepatitis A vaccination was scheduled at 12 and 18 months of age for all the healthy children,a single cohort including 1 000 000 individuals was formed in 2009,using the Chinese inactivated vaccine.Decision analysis was used to build Markov-decision tree model.The universal childhood hepatitis A vaccination was compared with nonvaccination group to evaluate the number of symptomatic infection,hospitalization,death,qualityadjusted life years(QALYs) lost,and the incremental cost-utility from the health system and the societal perspectives.Outcomes of the vaccination for the next 70 years were also predicted.The process of analysis was run separately in five regions defined by the anti-HAV prevalence rates(around 50%,50%-69%,70%-79%,80%-89% and >90%).Sensitivity analysis was performed to test the stability or reliability of the Results,and to identify sensitive variables.Results The study projected that,in the lowest,lower,and intermediate infection regions,the cost and output indicators of universal childhood hepatitis A vaccination were all lower than non-vaccinated group.Universal vaccination could gain QALYs and save both costs from the health systen or the society.In the regions with higher infection rate,the output indicators of universal childhood hepatitis A vaccination were lower than in those non-vaccinated groups,except for the number of death due to hepatitis A,which had a 20 cases of increase.The model also predicted that in the highest infected region,universal vaccination would increase 4 560 814 and 5 840 430 RMB Yuan in the total costs from both the health system and the societies,respectively,when compared to the non-vaccination groups.Universal vaccination would also decrease the numbers of symptomatic infection,hospitalization,and QALYs lost,but would increase 51 deaths due to hepatitis A,and 1507,1929 more RMB Yuan for each QALY gained from the health system and societal respectively,in the regions with highest infection rate.Sensitivity analyses discovered that the infection rate among those susceptible population and the proportion of those who initially under protection but subsequently lost their immunity every year,were the two main sensitive variables in the model.Conclusion Our research discovered that the universal vaccination strategy should be based on the protective period of the vaccine and the anti-HAV prevalence in different endemic areas.
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