Impact of the universal seasonal influenza vaccination policy on seasonal influenza vaccine uptake in Manitoba, Canada: a population-based interrupted time series analysis

societal perspective and DALYs averted were 4% and 2% lower, respectively.The dyna-static model tends to underestimate when indirect effects are excluded and overestimate when included.Nevertheless, the results aligned well with the dynamic model.Discussion: The dyna-static model yielded results that were comparable to those from the dynamic model, thereby affirming its applicability for assessing the cost-effectiveness of the impact of TAK-003 as a simpler tool. Conclusion:The findings are specific to the epidemiological context of Thailand and may best apply to settings with similar characteristics.

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International Journal of Infectious Diseases
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2025-02-28
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ijid.2024.107628
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Influenza Virus Research Studies
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Impact of the universal seasonal influenza vaccination policy on seasonal influenza vaccine uptake in Manitoba, Canada: a population-based interrupted time series analysis

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Impact of the universal seasonal influenza vaccination policy on seasonal influenza vaccine uptake in Manitoba, Canada: a population-based interrupted time series analysis

Daphne Kuo, D. S. Mahmud, M Zhang, Dr George Okoli, Dr Christiaan Righolt, Dr Paul Van Caeseele, Dr Silvia Alessi-Severini
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societal perspective and DALYs averted were 4% and 2% lower, respectively.The dyna-static model tends to underestimate when indirect effects are excluded and overestimate when included.Nevertheless, the results aligned well with the dynamic model.Discussion: The dyna-static model yielded results that were comparable to those from the dynamic model, thereby affirming its applicability for assessing the cost-effectiveness of the impact of TAK-003 as a simpler tool. Conclusion:The findings are specific to the epidemiological context of Thailand and may best apply to settings with similar characteristics.

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