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Impact Calculation Tool ICT | Impact Calculation Tool ICT is a tool for calculating Years of Life Lost (YLL) and Years of Life lived with a Disease (YLD). By combining these two, the model calculates a burden of disease (BoD) estimate expressed in disability adjusted lifeyears (DALY). <br> | ||
The tool utilizes life table approach, i.e age specific information on diseases in a given population. ICT tool is programmed on Analytica Monte-Carlo software. | The tool utilizes life table approach, i.e age specific information on diseases in a given population; input data is given in 5-year categories and the model divides them evenly for the 1-year time-step used internally. ICT tool is programmed on Analytica Monte-Carlo software (Lumina, Inc., see http://www.lumina.com/). | ||
The model inputs include: | |||
*Cause of death due to exposure | *Cause of death due to exposure | ||
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*Severity weights | *Severity weights | ||
Existing data on burden of disease can be used in the model with attributable fraction estimates. |
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Impact Calculation Tool ICT is a tool for calculating Years of Life Lost (YLL) and Years of Life lived with a Disease (YLD). By combining these two, the model calculates a burden of disease (BoD) estimate expressed in disability adjusted lifeyears (DALY).
The tool utilizes life table approach, i.e age specific information on diseases in a given population; input data is given in 5-year categories and the model divides them evenly for the 1-year time-step used internally. ICT tool is programmed on Analytica Monte-Carlo software (Lumina, Inc., see http://www.lumina.com/).
The model inputs include:
- Cause of death due to exposure
- Endpoints of morbidity
- Population data with 5-year age intervals
- Baseline mortality
- Baseline morbidity
- Exposure measure
- Mortality exposure-response function
- Morbidity exposure-response function
- Duration of disease
- Severity weights
Existing data on burden of disease can be used in the model with attributable fraction estimates.