<p>The horizontal axis gives the size (number of doses given) of each of the alternative vaccination programmes (S1 to S6—defined as incremental on the current programme). HR and LR refer to the high-risk and low-risk groups, respectively. The black square represents the estimate of what would have happened if England and Wales had maintained its risk-group-specific vaccination programme throughout the period. The black circle represents what would have happened if the post-2000 programme (targeting vaccination to high-risk and elderly individuals) had been in place throughout the period. The actual vaccination programme is given by the asterisk. Coloured circles represent additions to the current strategy (i.e., extending vaccination to lo...
AbstractInfluenza causes a significant burden of disease each year in England and Wales, with the yo...
To increase the acceptability of influenza vaccine, it is important to quantify the overall benefits...
Context: The goal of influenza vaccination programs is to reduce influenza-associated disease outcom...
Influenza vaccine policies that maximise health benefit through efficient use of limited resources a...
Background: Influenza continues to be a considerable health problem of the populations in Europe. Co...
<p>A: Cumulative number of influenza cases expected to be averted by quadrivalent vaccination compar...
<p>The cycle starts (left) and ends (right) with the proportions of susceptible and immune individua...
<div><p>Context</p><p>The goal of influenza vaccination programs is to reduce influenza-associated d...
<p>Results are shown for number of infections (morbidity) and deaths (mortality) by age and risk gro...
Background:Influenza vaccine policies that maximise health benefit through efficient use of limited ...
<p>(A) All-cause mortality. (B) Pneumonia and influenza mortality. The black curve illustrates obser...
Influenza causes a significant burden of disease each year in England and Wales, with the young and...
For infectious disease prevention, policy-makers are typically required to base policy decisions in ...
Supplementary Figure 1 is a line graph of influenza and pneumococcal vaccination coverage among adul...
Influenza causes a significant burden of disease each year in England and Wales, with the young and ...
AbstractInfluenza causes a significant burden of disease each year in England and Wales, with the yo...
To increase the acceptability of influenza vaccine, it is important to quantify the overall benefits...
Context: The goal of influenza vaccination programs is to reduce influenza-associated disease outcom...
Influenza vaccine policies that maximise health benefit through efficient use of limited resources a...
Background: Influenza continues to be a considerable health problem of the populations in Europe. Co...
<p>A: Cumulative number of influenza cases expected to be averted by quadrivalent vaccination compar...
<p>The cycle starts (left) and ends (right) with the proportions of susceptible and immune individua...
<div><p>Context</p><p>The goal of influenza vaccination programs is to reduce influenza-associated d...
<p>Results are shown for number of infections (morbidity) and deaths (mortality) by age and risk gro...
Background:Influenza vaccine policies that maximise health benefit through efficient use of limited ...
<p>(A) All-cause mortality. (B) Pneumonia and influenza mortality. The black curve illustrates obser...
Influenza causes a significant burden of disease each year in England and Wales, with the young and...
For infectious disease prevention, policy-makers are typically required to base policy decisions in ...
Supplementary Figure 1 is a line graph of influenza and pneumococcal vaccination coverage among adul...
Influenza causes a significant burden of disease each year in England and Wales, with the young and ...
AbstractInfluenza causes a significant burden of disease each year in England and Wales, with the yo...
To increase the acceptability of influenza vaccine, it is important to quantify the overall benefits...
Context: The goal of influenza vaccination programs is to reduce influenza-associated disease outcom...