[PDF] Top 20 Cost-Effectiveness Analysis of an Intranasal Influenza Vaccine for the Prevention of Influenza in Healthy Children

... vaccinated children had an average of ...unvaccinated children. In an individual-based vac- cine delivery scenario with vaccine given twice in the first year and once each year thereafter at an ... See full document

... seasonal influenza vaccination is offered to several population groups: elderly individuals aged 65 years and older; clinical risk groups; and more recently the Department of Health has started the incremental ... See full document

... immunize children 6 months and older per recommendations, especially those at high risk of complications from ...for children who need 2 doses of the influenza vaccine to achieve optimal ... See full document

... the influenza vaccination of children as a cost-saving and highly cost-effective ...of influenza vaccination of children in ...to influenza vaccines in Germany is to be ... See full document

... to vaccine supply, distribu- tion, implementation, and ...2009 influenza season to determine the cost-effectiveness of universal expansion to this childhood age ...fewer influenza ... See full document

... are healthy and those with chronic medical ...ated vaccine that is administered intranasally and is cur- rently licensed by the Food and Drug Administration for use in healthy individuals 2 through ... See full document

... of influenza cases and lowered the number of hospitalizations, emergency room visits, outpatient visits, and parents’ days lost from ...being cost-effective was almost ... See full document

... against influenza, because for some persons ...from influenza), vaccination may not truly prevent influenza, but may reduce illness severity, preventing death or hospitalisation or reducing severity ... See full document

... live-attenuated vaccine that is administered intranasally and is licensed by the Food and Drug Ad- ministration for healthy individuals 5 through 49 years of ...to influenza virus ...the ... See full document

... tify vaccine-associated adverse events during the first 2 seasons after the ACIP ...3 children who did not have that ...separate analysis; there- fore, the same child could be in multiple analyses as ... See full document

... to vaccine antigens, there was no statis- tical difference between LAIV- and IIV-vaccinated ...unvaccinated children who chose to receive IIV in the 2014-2015 ... See full document

... a vaccine against the H5N1 virus poses a number of ...the vaccine strain is necessary to eliminate these ...effective vaccine can be prepared for an impending pandemic of a new infl uenza, which might ... See full document

... younger children) reported having had an ILI during the first wave but more con- trols had an ILI during the second ...the analysis restricted to chil- dren without ILI, the VE was unchanged suggesting this ... See full document

... The second intervention involved calling up the remaining 105 patients and recording outcomes of the call once again. This intervention was altered slightly, compared to the first, as a voicemail was left for patients ... See full document

... the cost of aprepitant was offset by reduced health care resource utilization ...incremental cost effectiveness ratio (ICER) with aprepitant, relative to the UK comparator, was £10,847/QALY, which is ... See full document

... The anonymous questionnaire made up of 27 questions and divided into 5 sections was designed based on both the review of specialised literature and the overall aim of the study. We have designed the questions on the ... See full document

... the influenza virus, vaccines must be reformulated every year to keep up with these ...or influenza related complications, including all persons aged six months or older with certain medical risk factors; ... See full document

... the influenza vaccine effectiveness in aging and older adult populations, a literature search was electronically performed in databases via OVID (PUBMED, MEDLINE, EMBASE) from 1990 to 2011 with the ... See full document

... an influenza vaccination in 2003 but not 2002 was denoted as par- tially ...these children might have received an influenza vaccination in 2001 or ear- lier and therefore should have been assigned ... See full document

... Influenza vaccine intent was assessed by asking participants if they would accept an influenza vaccine if it was freely available for themselves during pregnancy or for their children ... See full document