Cost and health impact analysis of herpes zoster vaccination in Norway.
Elmira FlemJonathan GrahamZinan YiTorbjørn WisløffKelly D JohnsonPublished in: Expert review of pharmacoeconomics & outcomes research (2021)
A national vaccination program would result in reduction of the number of herpes zoster cases and decreased burden of illness. Vaccinating adults at 65 years of age with catch-up up to 70 years in the first year of the program was the most cost-effective strategy with the incremental cost per quality-adjusted life-year gained at NOK (Norwegian Krone) 245,459 from the societal perspective and NOK 248,637 from the health care system perspective.