9.4 Supplemental tables

Table 9.1: Parameter values for the microsimulation of transfusion-transmitted Zika outcomes. Where distribution parameters are not specified, the distribution was fit to the range, using the endpoints as 0.025 and 0.975 quantiles except in the case of triangular distribution, where the range was used as the minimum and maximum. Parameters without distributions were not varied in sensitivity analysis.


Table 9.2: Parameter values for the microsimulation of transfusion-transmitted WNV outcomes. Where distribution parameters are not specified, the distribution was fit to the range, using them as 0.025 and 0.975 quantiles except in the case of triangular distribution, where the range was used as the minimum and maximum. Parameters without distributions were not varied in sensitivity analysis.


Table 9.3: Number of donors and prevalence of Zika and West Nile virus by state-level donor group.


Table 9.4: Zip codes for which testing was optimal in some PSA iterations, excluding West Nile virus testing during the high mosquito season.


Table 9.5: Percent of time intervention part of optimal portfolio across 10,000 probabilistic sensitivity analysis iterations during high mosquito season in state-level analysis (no intervention was ever optimal during the low mosquito season).


Table 9.6: Performance of optimal policy compared to universal testing and no testing in state-level analysis.