Minimización de costos y modelo de impacto presupuestario para la introducción de la vacuna hexavalente acelular

Rosa Acevedo Saladin1, Sandra Orsini Peña2, Pieralessandro Lasalvia3

  • 1Central University of the East (CM-UCE), Universidad Central Del Este Escuela de Medicina, San Pedro De Macoris, San Pedro de Macorís Province, Dominican Republic.

Resumen

La introducción de una vacuna hexavalente en el programa de inmunización de la República Dominicana aumenta los costos, pero reduce significativamente los eventos adversos, los gastos logísticos y las pérdidas de productividad, apoyando la modernización del programa.

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