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Efficiency and simulation of Thailand’s Chiang Mai University Model for COVID-19 mass vaccination hub (CMU-MVH model)
Background
Mass vaccination is crucial for achieving herd immunity and controlling pandemics. Simulation models predict vaccination outcomes. This study evaluates efficiency and designs a tailored vaccination plan for Thailand.
Methods
Data were derived from a coronavirus disease-19 mass vaccination hub in Chiang Mai, Thailand. It was taken between June 2021 and December 2021. The discreet event simulation model is developed in Arena Simulation Enterprise Suite version 14.0.
Results
The operational efficiency of Chiang Mai University Mass Vaccination Hub (CMU-MVH) was 1,073 vaccinations per 8 hours with 38 service staff. The average processing times were 2.5 minutes for the registration station, 12.2 minutes for the assessment station, 8.3 minutes for vaccination, and 28.2 minutes for observation. With 100% staff availability and staff utilization ranging from 0.5 to 0.7, the CMU-MVH could handle 180 to 230 vaccinees per hour or 1,227 to 1,527 vaccinees per day. Reduced staff availability leads to an increase in average processing time, especially when staff availability is lower or equal to 60%.
Conclusions
The CMU-MVH could handle approximately a thousand vaccinations within 8 working hours. This capability could assist policymakers in developing more effective strategies and planning for future mass vaccinations.
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