Cost of supplying DAAs Sample Clauses

Cost of supplying DAAs. ‌ Table 4.1 presents a summary of the costs of OP and DAA provision for the various resource use categories. The measurement of these costs was based on a detailed content analysis of workflow observations from 83 pharmacists performed in Phase 2. The base case model presented in the report provided details of costs for 30 customers using an average of eight medicines per week. The total cost for the base case was estimated at $543.88 for customers using OPs, compared to $1,070.50 for customers using DAAs. This equates to $18.13 per customer for OPs and $35.75 per customer using DAAs, or an additional $17.62 per customer. With the exception of the costs of dispensing, the costs incurred in all cost categories were greater for DAA customers than for OP customers. As expected, the cost of packing and checking DAAs was the key cost in providing DAAs to community customers, accounting for 67% of the total weekly cost difference in providing DAAs or OPs. For OP customers, the key cost driver was the actual cost of dispensing. Resource use category OP Cost/week DAA Cost/week Cost differencea Prescription management by pharmacy $12.07 $23.01 $10.94 Dispensing medication $415.39 $415.39 $0.00 Packing and checking costs $0.00 $354.86 $354.86 Delivery of medication $15.42 $86.93 $71.51 Counselling $4.73 $4.89 $0.15 Account management $7.14 $19.32 $12.19 Additional costs $89.13 $168.10 $78.97 Source: Phase 1 and 2 Final Report (2004), Table 9.14, p. 184; Phase 3 Final Report (2006), Table 9.1, p. 209 Abbreviations: DAA, Dose Administration Aid; OP, original pack Sensitivity analyses showed that the incremental cost of a DAA (the cost per DAA customer minus the cost per OP customer) ranged between $12.57 and $29.27 depending on variations in packing time, the type of pack used, who packs, and the level of additional services provided. For example, Xxxxxxx were more expensive to prepare per customer per week ($29.27) than blister packs ($16.93) and automated packing ($17.48), due to longer packing times and the greater likelihood of the pharmacist doing the packing. Automated were more expensive than blister due to increased equipment costs that is likely to be offset with larger volume DAA supply. The cost difference between DAAs and OPs also varied depending on whether a packing and checking DAA service is provided ($12.57) or a full DAA service that includes prescription and account management, and delivery ($20.05). The model was also sensitive to variations in the...
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