Selected article for: "increase vaccination coverage and vaccination coverage"

Author: Dort, Thibaut; Schecroun, Nadia; Standaert, Baudouin
Title: Improving the Hospital Quality of Care during Winter Periods by Optimizing Budget Allocation Between Rotavirus Vaccination and Bed Expansion
  • Document date: 2017_11_20
  • ID: tmydzyiq_19
    Snippet: A no-vaccination condition is initially considered so that absolute vaccine coverage equals the relative increase in coverage (i.e., extra vaccination). The rationale underlying this assumption is that a new birth cohort must be vaccinated every year. In other words, the vaccine coverage reflects vaccination in the annual birth cohort of infants below 1 year old and not in the population of children below 5 years old......
    Document: A no-vaccination condition is initially considered so that absolute vaccine coverage equals the relative increase in coverage (i.e., extra vaccination). The rationale underlying this assumption is that a new birth cohort must be vaccinated every year. In other words, the vaccine coverage reflects vaccination in the annual birth cohort of infants below 1 year old and not in the population of children below 5 years old.

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