Coverage outcomes (effects), costs, cost-effectiveness, and equity of two combinations of long-lasting insecticidal net (LLIN) distribution channels in Kenya: a two-arm study under operational conditions

Table 5 Cost-effectiveness by arm and for the pooled sample from societal and health system perspectives (US$2015)

Cost Indicator and Arm	Study Arm	Marginal Cost-Effectiveness^b
Cost Indicator and Arm	Study Arm	Societal Perspective	Health System Perspective (excludes commercial outlet costs)
Total Economic Cost^a	Intervention	86·44 [75·77–102·77]	83·11 [72·85–98·81]
	Control	69·20 [63·66–77·23]	67·20 [61·81–74·99]
	Pooled	76·30 [70·54–83·67]	73·71 [68·13–80·82]
Annualised Financial Cost	Intervention	81·88 [71·78–97·35]	80·27 [70·36–95·42]
	Control	66·03 [60·74–73·68]	65·05 [59·84–72·60]
	Pooled	72·53 [67·04–79·53]	71·26 [65·88–78·14]
Annualised Economic Cost	Intervention	67·30 [58·99–80·01]	80·32 [70·41–95·49]
	Control	79·34 [72·98–88·54]	65·10 [59·88–72·65]
	Pooled	72·60 [67·11–79·61]	71·31 [65·92–78·20]

^aTotal financial cost equals total economic cost
^bLower and upper bounds of cost-effectiveness calculated using the upper and lower confidence intervals on household long-lasting insecticidal net coverage shown in []

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