First five years of programme could cost €13-€28 million, depending on number of doses given
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Of the 58,000 cases of chickenpox every year in Ireland, approximately one in 250 cases will be hospitalised with associated complications, Hiqa said. Approximately one third of people who have had chickenpox will develop shingles at some point during their lifetime due to reactivation of the virus. “We found that vaccination against chickenpox is likely to represent a good use of healthcare resources. When societal costs, such as leave from paid work to care for sick children, are considered, we found that vaccination would be cost saving. Adding the vaccine to the childhood immunisation schedule would cost between €13 million and €28 million over the first five years, depending on whether one or two doses are given.
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