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Table 1 Illustrative vaccine scenarios

From: Potential health and economic impact of paediatric vaccination using next-generation influenza vaccines in Kenya: a modelling study

Scenario name

Mis-matched seasons?

Efficacy (matched/mis-matched)

Immunity duration

Coverage

Age-groups vaccinated

No vaccine

-

-

-

-

-

Current seasonal vaccines

Yes

70%/40%

6 months

50%

All 0–5

Improved vaccines (minimal)

Yes

70%/40%

1 year

50%

All 0–5

Improved vaccines (efficacy)

Yes

90%/70%

2 years

50%

All individuals aged 0–5 in the first year of vaccination, followed by age 0, 2 and 4 in subsequent years

Improved vaccines (breadth)

No

70%/70%

3 years

50%

All individuals aged 0–5 in the first year of vaccination, followed by age 0, 2 and 4 in subsequent years

Universal vaccines

No

90%/90%

5 years

50%

All individuals aged 0–5 in the first year of vaccination, followed by age 0 and 5

  1. “Mis-matched seasons” refers to the possibility that the vaccine is not well matched to a particular season’s influenza strain and therefore has reduced efficacy. Immunity duration is assumed to be exponential. All vaccines are given as a campaign, across March, April and May