Fondation Brocher | Janamarie Perroud

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Janamarie Perroud

PhD Candidate - University of Michigan
United States

01.02.2023-29.03.2023

Pediatric COVID-19 vaccines: identifying optimal global allocation strategies

The key objective of this project is to assess the equity and efficiency of global allocation alternatives for paediatric COVID-19 vaccines to inform and the role of high-income countries such as the United States in the potential provision of doses. I will achieve this aim in three parts:

Part 1: I will conduct a cost-effectiveness analysis (CEA) to provide efficiency estimates of global COVID-19 vaccine allocation strategies via their incremental cost effectiveness ratios (ICERs).

Part 2: I will elicit the level of health inequality aversion of global vaccination policy decision makers through a discrete choice experiment (DCE) parameterizing the Atkinson Social Welfare Function (SWF).

Part 3: I will use the defined SWF to conduct a distributional cost-effectiveness analysis (DCEA), ranking the policy alternatives in accordance to the equity preferences derived in part 2 and identify the equity-efficiency tradeoffs of the modeled policy alternatives.

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Janamarie Perroud is a doctoral candidate in Health Services Organization and Policy with a cognate emphasis in Decision Sciences and Opperations Research. She is passionate about global health and vaccine equity. Before her doctoral studies, Janamarie was a programme officer at Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance where she led initiatives on vaccination service quality and served on Gavi’s COVID-19 response team. Currently, her research interests lie in areas of cost-effectiveness analysis, decision analysis, and simulation modeling. Janamarie aim’s to promote the application of decision analytic methods in policy development and resource allocation of global health NGOs and multilateral organizations. Her current research projects include a cost-effectiveness analysis of COVID-19 vaccines and decision modeling of newborn screening outcomes for conditions under review for US Secretary of Health and Human Services’ recommended uniform screen panel.

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