Priority Setting in HIV, Tuberculosis, and Malaria – New Cost-Effectiveness Results From WHO-CHOICE
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BackgroundThis paper forms part of an update of the World Health Organization Choosing Interventions that are Cost-Effective (WHO-CHOICE) programmes. It provides an assessment of global health system performance during the first decade of the ۲۱st century (۲۰۰۰-۲۰۱۰) with respect to allocative efficiency in HIV, tuberculosis (TB) and malaria control, thereby shining a spotlight on programme development and scale up in these Millennium Development Goal (MDG) priority areas; and examining the cost-effectiveness of selected best-practice interventions and intervention packages commonly in use during that period. MethodsGeneralized cost-effectiveness analysis (GCEA) was used to determine the cost-effectiveness of the selected interventions. Impact modelling was performed using the OpenMalaria platform for malaria and using the Goals and TIME (TB Impact Model and Estimates) models in Spectrum for HIV and TB. All health system costs, regardless of payer, were included and reported in international dollars. Health outcomes are estimated and reported as the gain in healthy life years (HLYs) due to the specific intervention or combination. Analysis was restricted to eastern sub-Saharan Africa and Southeast Asia. ResultsAt the reference year of ۲۰۱۰, commonly used interventions for HIV, TB and malaria were cost-effective, with cost-effectiveness ratios less than I ۱۰۰/HLY saved for virtually all interventions included. HIV, TB and malaria prevention and treatment interventions are highly cost-effective and can be implemented through a phased approach to full coverage to achieve maximum health benefits and contribute to the progressive elimination of these diseases. ConclusionDuring the first decade of the ۲۱st century (۲۰۰۰-۲۰۱۰), the global community has done well overall for HIV, TB, and malaria programmes as regards both economic efficiency and programmatic selection criteria. The role of international assistance, financial and technical, arguably was critical to these successes. As the global community now tackles the challenge of universal health coverage, this analysis can reinforce commitment to Sustainable Development Goal targets but also the importance of continued focus on these critical programme areas.
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Ambinintsoa H. Ralaidovy
World Health Organization (WHO), Geneva, Switzerland
Jeremy Addison Lauer
World Health Organization (WHO), Geneva, Switzerland
Carel Pretorius
Avenir Health, Glastonbury, CT, USA
Olivier JT Briët
Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute, Basel, Switzerland
Edith Patouillard
World Health Organization (WHO), Geneva, Switzerland
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