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Table 1 Impact inventory table with sources of cost inputs

From: A cost-effectiveness analysis of surgical care delivery in Eastern Uganda-a societal perspective

Sector

Type of impact

Included in this reference case analysis from the societal perspective

Sources of evidence

Health sector

Societal

Formal health sector

 Health

Health outcomes (effects)

Longevity effects

Yes

 

Primary data from Instrument 1

Health-related quality of life effects

Yes

 

Primary data from Instrument 1

Complications

Yes

 

Primary data from Instrument 1

Medical costs

Patients’ direct cost (drugs, tests, and supplies)

 

Yes

Primary data from Instrument 1

Government’s cost (patient drugs, tests, and supplies)

 

Yes

Hospital inventory

Cost of surgical procedure

 

Yes

Primary data from local providers

Caregivers’ direct costs

 

Yes

Primary data from Instrument 2

Hospital accommodation cost

 

Yes

World Health Organization WHO-CHOICE database [2]

Staff cost

 

Yes

Bellamkonda N, et al. [3]

Ancillary and administrative

 

Yes

Bellamkonda N, et al. [3]

Informal Health Care sector

 Health

Patient time

 

Yes

Primary data from Instrument 1

Unpaid caregiver-time cost

 

Yes

Primary data from Instrument 1

Patients’ and caregivers’ transportation

 

Yes

Primary data from Instrument 1

Non-Health Care Sector

 Productivity

Lost patient wages

 

Yes

Uganda National Household Survey [1]

Lost caregiver wages

 

Yes

Uganda National Household Survey [1]

 Education

Impact of hospitalization on the population’s education

 

NA

 

 Utilities

Water and sewerage

 

Yes

Uganda National Water and Sewerage Corporation [4]

 Other

Exchange

 

Yes

World Bank Database [5]