1. Sensitivity of the results to variations in costs of the interventions.
Sensitivity of the results to variations in costs of the interventions. (A) The sensitivity of the scale-up pathway to uncertainties in the health production functions determining the cost of each intervention. Columns represent 10 equally spaced samples (from left to right) along the scale-up pathway. Numbered cells denote the number of instances, out of 100 realisations, that a given intervention was implemented at that step. (B) Sensitivity of outcome to assumed cost per dose of RTS,S. The assumed cost per dose was decreased in incremental amounts. At each step, the proportion of settings in which the RTS,S was implemented before either long-lasting insecticide-treated nets, indoor residual spraying or seasonal malaria chemoprevention (blue, red and yellow lines, respectively) is shown.
Peter Winskill et al. BMJ Glob Health 2017;2:e000090
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