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Fig 1.

Result of SLR for model design.

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List of articles with payer or societal perspective.

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Table 2.

Guidelines for NSI management.

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HCV treatment regimen, guidelines for HCV treatment, 2018 [27].

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Fig 2.

Result of SLR for parameter value.

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Table 4.

Rate of needlestick injuries in multi-centre studies.

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Table 5.

Needlestick injuries reporting rate in multi-centre studies.

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Table 6.

HCV prevalence among patients.

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Table 7.

Prevalence of HBV antibody among HCW.

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Table 8.

Resource utilization.

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Table 9.

Parameter base case values and values for the sensitivity analysis.

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Fig 3.

Model structure.

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Table 10.

Cost of needlestick injury by infectious status.

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Table 11.

Cost of each items for post exposure management.

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Table 12.

Cost of NSIs in Japan with reported number of NSIs per 100 beds and rate of reporting rate.

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Cost of NSIs in Japan with prevalence of HBV and HCV among in-hospital patients.

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Table 14.

Cost of NSIs in Japan with number of follow ups after NSI with risk of infection and without risk of infection.

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Table 15.

Cost of needlestick injuries from the societal and a payer perspective.

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Table 16.

List of Japanese studies in cost of needlestick injury.

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