Supplementary slides workforce paper Robotin, Kansil et al.

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Estimated recruitment costs for a Greater Sydney program have been modelled to focus on GP recruitment 3 Recruitment costs assume a locally- focused program For a larger program – the profile of costs would vary, to reach a larger population which is more dispersed and has a lower overall CHB seroprevalence rate About $56.40 per person recruited in the first three years Recruiting costs in first three years of a program In thousand AUD, not discounted Based on $200 per GP in target area Source: Economic model

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Supplementary slides workforce paper

Robotin, Kansil et al

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Select population scenarios for a CHB screening and treatment and HC C screening program in Australia

A: B Positive pilot B: Greater Sydney

E: Focused National

Total population in area 709,900 2,030,100 6,001,300

Total target population in areaAge 35+, China-, HK- or Vietnam-born

45,000 105,800 218,500 Concentration of target population amongst those aged ≥ 35 years

12.3% 10.1% 6.5%Total CHB cases in the areaFor ages 35+, all countries of birth/ethnicities 8,300 20,300 52,000Overall CHB prevalence in areaFor ages 35+, all countries of birth/ethnicities 2.3% 1.9% 1.5%

ESTIMATE

NB: Pilot areas have highest concentration of target population and highest CHB incidence

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Estimated recruitment costs for a Greater Sydney program have been modelled to focus on GP recruitment

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Recruitment costs assume a locally-focused programFor a larger program –the profile of costs would vary, to reach a larger population which is more dispersed and has a lower overall CHB seroprevalence rate

About $56.40 per person recruited in the first three years

Recruiting costs in first three years of a programIn thousand AUD, not discounted

Based on $200 per GP in target area

Source: Economic model

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The costs of the program overall are driven primarily by the costs of CHB treatment

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Source: Economic model

Incremental program costs over the life of program$ millions (discounted)

Interferon

Entecavir

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We have used the following estimates for marketing/recruitment costs

Media and broad awareness programs

GP recruitment and education

• Newspaper, radio and other media advertisements

• PR• Community education - seminars,

pamphlets, etc.

• Letters and other contact with GP• GP information packets and

materials• Any compensation or costs for

reviewing GP records

$50,000

$200 per GP in area

Element Examples Costs

$100,000 $1 million $1 million

Pilot (A) Greater Sydney (B)

Broad NSW (D)

Focused National (E)

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Elements of screening and surveillance, costs, and payers

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Procedure/Element Schedule fee

Actual fee

Initial screening Surveillance

HBsAg Negative

HBsAg positive, not high risk

HBsAg pos, high HCC risk

Routine Enhanced

Standard GP appointment $32.10 $32.10

Extended time for GP appointment (difference b/t long & standard)

$28.85 $28.85

Specialist appointment $133.95 $133.95

Three tests: HBsAg, HBeAg, and one other (e.g., HBcAg or anti-body to HCV or HDV)

$40.80 $40.80

Two tests: HBsAg and HBeAg $29.45 $29.45

One test: HBsAg $15.75 $15.75

HBV DNA $120 $120

ALT $9.75 $9.75

AFP $24.75 $24.75

Ultrasound $111.30

Biopsy•Anaesthesia•Biopsy•Hospital stay

$70.00$154.20

$407.50

TOTAL $44.60 $231.50 $888.91 $191.30 $327.35