Dear Samir,

Though i have not used any of these but these are available on the site of WHO. http://goo.gl/E7M6XD

1. PopMod

A software tool used for evaluating the effectiveness of interventions

2. Cost It

An adapted package designed to record and analyse cost data for health interventions

3. MC League

A software program that represents uncertainty around costs and effects to decision-makers in the form of stochastic league tables

I don't know Popmod either and thought to have a look at it also for my own interest.

I see that it relies on access to MS Windows (which you probably have) and MS Excel (which you may also have but which I would not categorize as 'free')

A lot of cost-effectiveness modeling is done directly in Excel. If you don't have Excel you can use a free spreadsheet package, e.g. from OpenOffice.

I also get the impression that Popmod does not deal with infectious diseases. Does your evaluation need to include transmission among people?

I am also interested in a free tool to perform cost-effectiveness analysis. Specifically, I would need a software to plot the acceptability curve. Does anyone know a spreadsheet software or program that I could use?

Thank you

I am also interested in Stata commands to perform cost-effectiveness analysis.

Anyone knows any software tool for cost effective analysis

Next to spreadsheets, there is also an actual free, open source R package for cost-effectiveness analysis:

https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/heemod/index.html

If you are in academics as a full-time student or faculty member, you can get a free license for heRo3:

https://heroapps.io/

Sabeena Sasidharan Pillai: please read the whole thread for this question.

Thank you very much