[Predictions of three mathematical models related with the COVID-19 Vaccination Strategy in Spain. June 2021.]

IF 0.9 4区 医学 Q4 PUBLIC, ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH Revista Espanola De Salud Publica Pub Date : 2022-02-16
Carmen Olmedo Lucerón, Javier Díez Domingo, David Expósito Singh, David Moriña Soler, José Luis Aznarte, José Almagro Pedreño, Aurora Limia Sánchez
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The Ministry of Health has coordinated three studies that have estimated the impact of the COVID-19 Vaccination Strategy in Spain. The models aim to help how to establish priority population groups for vaccination, in an initial context of dose limitation. With the same epidemiological and vaccine information, the results of this three different mathematical models point in the same direction: combined with physical distancing, staggered vaccination, starting with the high risk groups, would prevent 60% of infections, 42% of hospitalizations and 60% of mortality in the population. These models, which can be adapted to the new available scientific evidence, are dynamic and powerful tools for the evaluation and adjustment of immunization programs, promoting research on this field, and helping to achieve more efficient results in health.

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[与西班牙COVID-19疫苗接种策略相关的三个数学模型的预测]。2021年6月。)
卫生部协调了三项研究,评估了COVID-19疫苗接种战略在西班牙的影响。这些模型旨在帮助如何在剂量限制的初始背景下建立接种疫苗的优先人群。有了相同的流行病学和疫苗信息,这三个不同的数学模型的结果指向同一个方向:结合物理距离,从高危人群开始交错接种疫苗,将预防人口中60%的感染,42%的住院和60%的死亡率。这些模型可根据新的现有科学证据加以调整,是评价和调整免疫规划、促进这一领域的研究和帮助在卫生方面取得更有效成果的有力工具。
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