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Table 4 Results of the current market mix (‘As is’ scenario)

From: The economic and fiscal impact of incremental use of cell-based quadrivalent influenza vaccine for the prevention of seasonal influenza among healthcare workers in Italy

Current market mix

Year 1

Year 2

Year 3

Population

203 018

203 018

203 018

Direct healthcare costs

QIVe acquisition costs

€1 196 791.70

€1 196 791.70

€1 196 791.70

QIVc acquisition costs

€152 263.58

€152 263.58

€152 263.58

Vaccine administration costs

€1 250 591.50

€1 250 591.50

€1 250 591.50

Total acquisition and administration costs

€2 599 646.77

€2 599 646.77

€2 599 646.77

Influenza cases among vaccinated HCWs

Vaccination with QIVe

4348

4348

4348

Vaccination with QIVc

385

385

385

Influenza cases with symptoms among vaccinated HCWs

HCWs with influenza and symptoms

3167

3167

3167

Costs of prescribed influenza drugs

€44 021.45

€44 021.45

€44 021.45

Costs of influenza drugs without prescription

€24 023.26

€24 023.26

€24 023.26

Influenza-related GP visitsa

€15 576.76

€15 576.76

€15 576.76

Total direct healthcare costs

€2 683 268.24

€2 683 268.24

€2 683 268.24

Fiscal impact

QIVe

€124 193.12

€124 193.12

€124 193.12

QIVc

€10 993.36

€10 993.36

€10 993.36

Total fiscal impact

€135 186.48

€135 186.48

€135 186.48

Indirect costs (productivity losses)

QIVe

€1 698 948.29

€1 698 948.29

€1 698 948.29

QIVc

€150 388.01

€150 388.01

€150 388.01

Total indirect costs

€1 849 336.31

€1 849 336.31

€1 849 336.31

Total (direct costs + indirect costs + fiscal impact)

€4 667 791.03

€4 667 791.03

€4 667 791.03

  1. aAssuming that only 35% of HCWs who develop influenza symptoms visit a GP