IDENTIFYING OPTIMAL VACCINATION STRATEGIES VIA ECONOMIC AND EPIDEMIOLOGICAL MODELING

Volume: 27, Issue: 04, Pages: 423 - 446
Published: Dec 1, 2019
Abstract
Vaccination is among the most effective means of preventing and controlling infectious disease outbreaks. Mathematical models can be used to identify the optimal allocation of vaccine among various groups when host populations are heterogeneous. Population heterogeneity may affect individual decision-making and government policy. We show that mixing among sub-populations can profoundly influence the optimal vaccination allocation. Centralized...
Paper Details
Title
IDENTIFYING OPTIMAL VACCINATION STRATEGIES VIA ECONOMIC AND EPIDEMIOLOGICAL MODELING
Published Date
Dec 1, 2019
Volume
27
Issue
04
Pages
423 - 446
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