Cost-utility and budget impact analyses of cervical cancer screening using self-collected samples for HPV DNA testing in Thailand

Table 5 Budget impact analyses of cervical cancer screening using HPV DNA testing in women aged 25–65

BIA	# of women eligible for screening	# of women screened	% screened	# of T- women	# of T + women	# of total screening	% of TAH	Total BIA (million THB)	Average per year (million THB)
Clinician- and self-collected samples for HPV DNA testing [screening age 25–65 years]
5 years	21 657 104	16 785 188	77.5%	14 722 180	2 063 008	18 524 540	2.6%	฿ 6688	฿ 1338
10 years	23 622 356	18 308 343	77.5%	16 058 129	2 250 213	38 135 036	5.1%	฿ 13 765	฿ 1377
Clinician-collected samples for HPV DNA testing
5 years	7 287 295	7 287 295	33.6%	6 314 539	972 756	8 113 118	2.9%	฿ 3384	฿ 677
10 years	7 948 573	7 948 573	33.6%	6 887 546	1 061 028	16 675 645	5.6%	฿ 6956	฿ 696
Self-collected samples for HPV DNA testing
5 years	14 369 809	9 497 893	43.9%	8 407 641	1 090 252	10 411 422	2.4%	฿ 3304	฿ 661
10 years	15 673 782	10 359 769	43.9%	9 170 583	1 189 186	21 459 391	4.8%	฿ 6810	฿ 681

#, number; BIA, budget impact analyses; HPV DNA, human papillomavirus deoxyribonucleic acid; TAH, total abdominal hysterectomy; THB, Thai baht; T+, test positive; T-, test negative

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