[PDF] Top 20 Effectiveness of seasonal influenza vaccine in preventing laboratory-confirmed influenza in primary care in the United Kingdom : 2015/16 mid-season results

... We are grateful many patients of participating practices who consent to virology swabs being taken; to the practices in the participating in the surveillance schemes in England, Wales, Northern Ireland and Scotland who ... See full document

... A(H3N2) season in 2008/09 [1,4]. The VE results presented in this paper indicate an overall effectiveness against medically attended laboratory- confirmed influenza in ... See full document

... LAIV vaccine this season, specifically ...for influenza A(H1N1)pdm09, with a similar picture when examining the previous three sea- ...overall effectiveness of LAIV was higher compared with ... See full document

... The United Kingdom is in the fourth season of intro- ducing a universal childhood influenza vaccine pro- ...2016/17 season saw early influenza A(H3N2) virus circulation ... See full document

... included results from swabbing carried out in primary and secondary care for routine diagnostic purposes in symptomatic patients outside the sentinel ...National Influenza Center, which ... See full document

... million deaths each year. In the USA, for example, the overall cost to health services is estimated at US$87 billion per annum. 3 4 The burden of in fl uenza is particularly high in individuals with chronic medical condi- ... See full document

... Predominant influenza type/subtype circulating each season, influenza vacci- nation policies and coverage, influenza vaccine strain match/mismatch and vaccine ... See full document

... of influenza-associated morbidity and hospitaliza- tion falls disproportionately on the ...of influenza- associated hospitalization have been reported than in the general population ...(1). ... See full document

... presented results show that in the process of optimization of cultivation parameters for recombinant influenza virus strains A/NYMC X- 217 (H3N2) and В/NYMC BX-49 in CE high values of activity have been ... See full document

... of seasonal influenza virus circulation and is a component of the seasonal trivalent vac- ...2010-2011 seasonal TIV and is the same vaccine virus as was used in the 2009 H1N1 monovalent ... See full document

... As demonstrated by the annual cost savings and QALYs loss averted by QIV (Table 2), and QIV would be more cost-effective than TIV if the unit cost of QIV is the same as TIV (additional unit cost = USD0) in all 9 years ... See full document

... If vaccine were delivered in a setting that minimized caregiver lost productivity and transpor- tation costs incurred for receipt of the vaccine itself (eg, in child care, school, or community ... See full document

... The second death occurred in a previously healthy 20- month-old, who developed nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, dehydration, and lethargy. Acetaminophen and ibuprofen were administered before admission. Hospitalization was ... See full document

... found results similar to our overall ...the season immediately before enrollment rather than the complete vaccine priming ...of vaccine priming history on current season ...to ... See full document

... of influenza epidemics (Figure 2), with the largest excursion occurring 17 d prior to ...wintertime influenza onset but instead presage an increased likelihood of these onset ...of influenza virus ... See full document

... ents as proxy respondents, the valuation of temporary health states, and whether or not to include family spillo- ver effects [15-17]. Applying utilities from standardized instruments such as the Health Utilities Index ... See full document

... lating influenza B strains with little activity for the unmatched B strain [21, 22], which would reduce the maximum incremental cost per dose of quadrivalent vaccines in our ...of influenza B infections ... See full document

... to 2015 in ...new influenza season (Figure 4; GISAID accession numbers are listed in Table S1): clade ...in 2015. The viruses in clade 3C.1 were closely related to the vaccine strain ... See full document

... the influenza coverage rate is 65% for the higher in- come group, and 55% for the lower income group from data indicating that influenza vaccination coverage among children is around ... See full document

... health care resource utilization are likely to be unaffected by overestima- tion or underestimation of absolute in- cidence, unless the correspondence between the estimate and the true value differs substantially ... See full document