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Optimising age coverage of seasonal influenza vaccination in England: A mathematical and health economic evaluation

2020-03-23 health economics Title + abstract only
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For infectious disease prevention, policy-makers are typically required to base policy decisions in light of operational and monetary restrictions, prohibiting implementation of all candidate interventions. To inform the evidence-base underpinning policy decision making, mathematical and health economic modelling can be a valuable constituent. Applied to England, this study aims to identify the optimal target age groups when extending a seasonal influenza vaccination programme of at-risk individ...

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