Rapport coût-efficacité
Immunization, infections and the school's role in vaccinations
The use of the schools as a site to immunize children and teens is re-emerging as a cost-effective strategy that has benefits for health and school performance. This article reviews some of the evidence, discusses experiences in Canada and other countries, and identifies some examples of good programs.
Routine vaccination against human papillomavirus
Reviews the efficacy, cost-effectiveness and safety of HPV vaccines and concludes that there is solid evidence in favour of routine vaccination of adolescent girls against HPV, and that this policy should be supported by responsible governments.
Economics of childhood immunizations in Canada : data book
Collates existing data in order to draw a picture of the current status of childhood immunization economics.
Childhood vaccine purchase costs in the public sector : past trends, future expectations
The cost per child for recommended vaccines at public-sector prices may triple over the next 2 decades. These projections have implications for vaccine financing at federal and state levels.